Hello, my name is Harry and I work for a hardwood mill located in Bolivia. We produce high quality ipe decking, massaranduba decking and tigerwood decking. We are looking for a project development in the Caribbean with the following proposition:
If this project is a resort project a vast amount of the budget will go into wood, such as windows, indoor flooring, outdoor decking, doors, door posts, roofing and even beds and carpentry. We will deliver all the wood as a participation in the project and so we are willing to be a parent not a wood supplier. So there could be 3 parties: the owner or the project developer buys the soil, hires the builder/ contractor and we participate in supplying the wood.
We do this because the supply of wood gets each and every year more and more difficult so instead of large volumes we believe it is better to shift our efforts into construction, needing less qualities of wood.
We are thinking of a project of around 20 chalets, with a nice dock, decking, whatever, I am sure there are good ideas around but nowadays with financing credit issues. Cutting out the wood expenses will definitely help.
If this project is a resort project a vast amount of the budget will go into wood, such as windows, indoor flooring, outdoor decking, doors, door posts, roofing and even beds and carpentry. We will deliver all the wood as a participation in the project and so we are willing to be a parent not a wood supplier. So there could be 3 parties: the owner or the project developer buys the soil, hires the builder/ contractor and we participate in supplying the wood.
We do this because the supply of wood gets each and every year more and more difficult so instead of large volumes we believe it is better to shift our efforts into construction, needing less qualities of wood.
We are thinking of a project of around 20 chalets, with a nice dock, decking, whatever, I am sure there are good ideas around but nowadays with financing credit issues. Cutting out the wood expenses will definitely help.