Kurekss
One of Latvia's largest sawmills, producing certified softwood construction timber and wood products with over 30 years of experience.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Kurekss (formally SIA Kurekss) is one of the largest sawmills in Latvia, with more than 30 years of experience in the timber industry. The company operates a sawmill located in the western part of Latvia, near the ice-free port of Ventspils, an area surrounded by some of the country's largest forest tracts. This location gives Kurekss convenient access to both raw material and export shipping routes. Kurekss purchases pine and spruce sawlogs as well as standing forests and logging areas. To ensure the quality of its output and compliance with international requirements, the company applies defined quality criteria to the timber it buys. Its purchasing price lists and quality criteria are published in the sawlog procurement section of its website. The company produces a broad range of softwood sawn timber: construction materials, roof battens, terrace boards, finishing boards, finger-jointed (length-jointed) timber, and general-purpose sawn timber. Its construction materials carry CE marking and are produced according to EN 14081-1, with visual or machine strength grading. Products can be dried to transport moisture content, sorted, planed or calibrated, and impregnated where required. Kurekss positions itself around quality, investment, and sustainability. It states that investment is its quality guarantee and supports sustainable forestry policy. The company holds FSC Chain of Custody certification (FSC C006364) and maintains compliance with the PEFC 2002:2020 wood supply chain standard. Its environmental goal is to preserve and maintain biological diversity at current levels while balancing public, economic, and environmental interests. Kurekss serves both wholesale and retail customers; its current retail offering is presented in the trade section of its website. The company remains an active Latvian wood-processing enterprise.
History
Kurekss is a Latvian sawmill company that has operated for more than 30 years, according to its official website. It is described as one of the largest sawmills in Latvia. The company's sawmill is located in the western part of Latvia, near the ice-free port of Ventspils, an area surrounded by the country's largest forest tracts. This positioning supports both the procurement of pine and spruce sawlogs and the export of finished timber products. Over its history, Kurekss has developed a broad product range of softwood sawn timber. Its standard products include construction materials, roof battens, terrace boards, finger-jointed (length-jointed) materials, profiled and planed materials, and general-purpose sawn timber. The company states that investment is its quality guarantee, indicating a continuing focus on production technology and quality control. Kurekss has also built its operations around sustainability and certification. It holds the FSC Chain of Custody certificate FSC C006364 and maintains compliance with the PEFC 2002:2020 wood supply chain standard. Its stated environmental objective is to preserve and maintain biological diversity at current levels while balancing public, economic, and environmental interests. The company purchases not only sawlogs but also forests and logging areas, and it applies quality requirements to the timber it buys. Kurekss serves both wholesale and retail customers, with its current retail offering presented in the trade section of its website. The company remains an active wood-processing enterprise in Latvia.
Kurekss has accumulated more than 30 years of experience in the sawmilling industry.
Obtained FSC Chain of Custody certificate FSC C006364.
Maintains compliance with the PEFC 2002:2020 wood supply chain standard.
Products and positioning
High-quality, certified, sustainable softwood timber producer; investment as quality guarantee; from forest to consumer.
Construction materials
Pine and spruce construction materials with CE marking, produced according to EN 14081-1, visually graded per BS 4978 or machine graded per EN 14081-2 and EN 14081-3, impregnated per EN 15228, EN 335 and EN 351-1 with penetration class NP1 to NP5 and use class UC2 to UC4. Cross-sections (mm): 45×70/95/120/145/170/195/220; 73×95/145/195/220; 38×63/89/140/184. Lengths (m): 2.4 / 3.0 / 3.6 / 4.2 / 4.8 / 5.4 / 6.0.
Roof battens (Latas)
Quality softwood roof battens, dried to transport moisture, sorted by general visual criteria or special British Standard BS 5534 requirements, calibrated to precise final dimensions, and optionally impregnated (pressure impregnation or double vacuum treatment). Cross-sections (mm): 19×38 / 25×38 / 25×50. Lengths (m): 3.6 / 3.9 / 4.2 / 4.5 / 4.8 / 5.1.
Terrace boards
Pine and spruce terrace boards, dried, sorted by visual criteria (sawn timber class S/F, including selected class VI per Nordic Timber Grading Rules), planed with single-sided or double-sided profile, and optionally pressure-impregnated in green or brown. Cross-sections (mm): 15×95 / 20×120 / 25×140 / 26×120 / 27×145 / 32×144. Lengths (m): 2.4 / 3.0 / 3.6 / 4.2 / 4.8. Profiles: K1595 / K20120 / K25140 / TP26120 / 2P / KF27145 / TP32144.
Finger-jointed / length-jointed materials
Length-jointed sawn timber products.
Profiled and planed materials
Profiled and planed wood products.
General-purpose sawn timber
General-purpose softwood sawn timber.
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