Made to Order
Beautiful, strong, and built to last. If you are planning a thatched roof, you need a timber frame you can completely rely on. Our premium thatching poles are selected for their excellent straightness and treated with creosote under high pressure. This means they are completely protected against termites, wood rot, and harsh weather, giving your roof a solid backbone for decades to come.
Build your dream outdoor space with confidence. Our premium creosote pressure-treated poles are specifically selected for their strength, straightness, and durability. Whether you are building a cozy backyard lapa, a stunning garden gazebo, a luxury safari lodge, or a durable patio extension, these poles provide the heavy-duty, rustic framework needed to support heavy thatched roofs safely for decades.
Complete Protection Against Pests: Deep pressure-treatment with creosote creates an unbeatable shield against termites, woodborers, and bugs.
Built for the Weather: Made to survive heavy rains, scorching sun, and constant moisture without rotting or decaying.
Hand-Picked for Straightness: Every pole is carefully chosen to make your building process easier and ensure a beautifully aligned, professional finish.
Heavy-Duty Support: Naturally strong timber that effortlessly carries the dense, substantial weight of grass or reed thatching.
These are your heavy-duty structural pillars and rafters, designed to support the main weight of your roof framework.
Lengths Available: 4.2 m, 4.8 m, 5.4 m, and 6.0 m
Thickness (Diameter) Options: * 50–75 mm (Perfect for lighter framing and standard rafters)
75–100 mm (Ideal for main support pillars and heavy-load frameworks)
These are the thinner, flexible poles used to create the horizontal cross-sections and internal gridwork where the thatch grass is tightly tied down.
Lengths Available: 2.1 m, 2.4 m, and 3.0 m
Thickness (Diameter) Options: * 25–50 mm (Standard light-weight laths)
50–75 mm (Heavy-duty brandering for large structural spans)
Rich Rustic Finish: These poles have a deep, dark appearance that looks fantastic and perfectly matches natural grass roofing and outdoor landscapes.
Where to Use Them: Creosote treatment has a distinct, rustic woody smell when first installed. Because of this, these poles are highly recommended for outdoor, open-air, and well-ventilated structures (like lapas, bomas, carports, and pergolas) rather than completely enclosed indoor rooms.
