Mooring post caps: unique boards made from mooring posts. Lived-in wood with the marks of rugged ship's mooring lines.
| Wood type: | Tropical hardwood: basralocus and greenheart |
| Origins: | All of Europe |
| Editing: | No |
| Thicknesses: | approximately 2, 3, 4 and 6 cm |
| Widths: | approximately 10 to 40 cm |
| Lengths: | Up to 400 cm |
| Status: | Ample stock |
| Alternatives: | Whole railroad sleepers / Beams and trusses / |
The mooring post caps from Hout met Historie are hard to find anywhere. The planks are made from the hoods, also known as the exterior, of old mooring posts. For years, these poles were the permanent anchor for seaworthy ships.
The heavy, rough bunches tied around the pole for decades have left their mark. And that makes for a unique product. You can immediately recognize bollards by their distinctive appearance:
100% reused wood with character
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You often see the caps of mooring posts as wall coverings. You also use them as building and construction timber or outside as fences. And they stand out in the interior, for example as furniture, as decorative beams or decoration.
The solid mooring posts come from ports all over Europe. A load regularly comes from 'our own' port of Rotterdam. But also from large ports in Poland and Croatia. After years of service as an anchor point for all types of ships, it is time for the next destination.
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