Priedaine N

Priedaine N (SIA Priedaine N) is a Latvian wood-processing company based in Kandava, in the Kandava municipality of western Latvia. According to its official website, the business operates as a timber processing enterprise that grew out of the agricultural holding "Lāči"; the owner established the company in 2006, while the underlying woodworking activity in Kandava has been running since 1997. The company describes more than twenty years of operation in the sector. The firm's core activity is the preparation of roundwood and the production of sawn timber. Its technological process is described as balanced from primary wood processing through to finished products, supported by a roundwood reception and sorting line that groups logs by diameter, and a debarking line. From this raw material the company produces sawn timber for construction, houses and gardens; garden products such as slats and stakes in various lengths and diameters; joinery services; and firewood, including fireplace wood. It also produces birch, alder, oak and ash fireplace wood mainly for export, along with fuel products such as wood chips, sawdust and bark. Beyond manufacturing, Priedaine N offers timber drying, impregnation and transport services. Its stated positioning emphasises product quality and stable long-term cooperation agreements with customers. The company is a private Latvian limited liability company (SIA) and is not listed on a stock exchange. Its registered address is Priežu 1, Kandava, Kandavas novads, LV-3120, and it can be contacted by phone at +371 29 197 927 or by email at info@priedainen.lv.

Priedaine N traces its roots to the agricultural holding "Lāči" in Kandava, Latvia. According to the company's official website, woodworking operations at the site have been running since 1997, giving the business more than twenty years of activity in the sector. In 2006 the owner established Priedaine N as a separate company, expanding from the farming operation into a dedicated wood-processing enterprise. The company developed its production around primary wood processing, installing a roundwood reception and sorting line that supplies material to production by diameter group, as well as a debarking line. This infrastructure supports a production cycle that the company describes as balanced and optimised from raw log intake through to finished goods. Over time Priedaine N broadened its product range beyond basic sawn timber. It now produces garden products such as slats and stakes in various lengths and diameters, offers joinery services, and manufactures firewood and fireplace wood. A significant part of its fireplace wood output — made from birch, alder, oak and ash — is produced mainly for export. The company also generates fuel products including wood chips, sawdust and bark. In addition to manufacturing, Priedaine N provides timber drying, impregnation and transport services, positioning itself as a fuller-service wood-processing partner. Its stated commercial approach emphasises product quality and stable long-term cooperation agreements. The company remains a private Latvian limited liability company based in Kandava and continues to operate under the Priedaine N name.

• 2006

  The owner establishes Priedaine N as a separate wood-processing company.

• 1997

  Woodworking operations begin at the Kandava site under the agricultural holding "Lāči".

Quality-focused Latvian wood processor offering stable long-term cooperation agreements and a balanced primary wood-processing cycle.

• Sawn timber

  Sawn timber for construction, houses and gardens.

• Garden products

  Slats and stakes in various lengths and diameters.

• Fireplace wood

  Birch, alder, oak and ash fireplace wood produced mainly for export.

• Fuel products

  Wood chips, sawdust and bark.

• Joinery services

  Joinery services offered by the company.

• Timber drying, impregnation and transport services

  Additional services supporting timber processing and delivery.

1. 1Kokmateriālu apstrāde un to produktu izveide | Priedaine N SIApriedainen.lv
2. 2Priedaine Nwikidata.org