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Raw Bamboo

Fresh-cut bamboo — culms, thin poles, slats and split lengths, at a price that suits work which does not need to last for years.

Raw Bamboo
  • Cut fresh, straight from the grove
  • Full culms, split lengths, slats and panels
  • Priced for temporary work
  • Book a cutting day for large orders

Talk to Por Mitr Chat on LINE 086-191-5580

Models and prices

Fresh-cut raw bamboo
Fresh-cut raw bamboo — 2 Fresh-cut raw bamboo — 3

Product code H0002 Untreated

Fresh-cut raw bamboo

Culms, poles, slats and split bamboo

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Quote code H0002 when you call or chat and we will know exactly which one you mean.

Raw bamboo is far cheaper than treated, and it suits work that is used and then finished with: scaffolding, propping branches, temporary frames, event sets, or decoration you already know will come down within the year. Tell us the size and quantity and we will come back with a per-culm price.

We will tell you plainly that untreated bamboo has a short life: the starch is still in it, so beetles can get in. If your build needs to last beyond a year or two, or stands outside, we will steer you to treated bamboo instead — it works out cheaper.

We supply full culms, split lengths, thin slats for weaving and flattened panels. Tell us the type, size and quantity and we cut to order. For large loads we can book a cutting day in advance.

Common questions about this

What is the difference between raw and treated bamboo?
The starch. Raw bamboo still has it, so beetles will eat it and it can be ruined within a year or two. Treatment drives the starch out and puts an insecticide in. Treated costs several times more per culm, but for anything long-lived it is the cheaper choice.
Can raw bamboo be used for scaffolding?
Yes, and it is the most common use our raw bamboo goes to. It needs straight, thick-walled culms with no splits — tell us it is for scaffolding and we will pick accordingly.

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Chat is the easiest way to reach us in English. Por Mitr and Mae Tim speak Thai only, so a message on LINE or Facebook — with a photo, if you have one — gets you a proper answer.

If you would rather talk: call Kwan on 085-038-9369 first, then Bell on 089-433-3322. Both speak English and will pass it on to Por Mitr.

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