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Happy New Year! ATTENTION all Architects & design professionals - Tourism entrepreneurs & development specialists- Corporate CSR programme managers –Students of the above - IB school education & CAS programme managers as well as Ecological enthusiasts, Volunteers and many others are invi...

Thanks for the advice guys, I think I'm thinking along the same lines. I was just concerned that if it was slightly toxic I would develop a treatment bed. One of my concerns is that once up and running it will be left to local people who have very little concept and understanding of environmantal po...

I have a couple of questions regarding Tim-bor, commonly used as a bamboo/wood preservative. it consists of boric acid and borax combined. It forces the sap from the inside of the culm and gets into the fibers preserving it. It is a highly saline solution with low toxicity levels. However I read tha...

Dependable, that chipper looks great not sure if its slightly overkill for what we need, but it can be mounted. I'll see if there are any suppliers in the region and cost one up.

Thanks for all the useful advice guys, certainly helped. I'll have a look around and see what might be available here in Northern Thailand that would be suitable for the job, I'm sure I'll be able to find something. Cheers

Hi everyone, this is my first post so here goes. I'm based in northern Thailand, currently we are setting up a bamboo project in association with local villagers. The bamboo is harvested in a sustainable manor and then brought to the treatment facility where it will be cured. For this we are proposi...