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WE STRONGLY EMPHASIZE THAT THE PUBLISHED ASSORTMENT IS ONLY USED TO MAINTAIN THE HIGHEST QUALITY OF AUCTIONS, TO DETERMINE STARTING PRICES AS PROTECTION FOR OWNERS, HOWEVER, EACH BIDDER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN PRICING AND IN NO CASE CAN A CLAIM BE MADE AGAINST THE AUCTIONEER OR THE OWNER!
We adhere to the current Recommended Rules for Measuring and Sorting Wood in the Czech Republic. To simplify grading and in line with modern forestry software, the following quality grades will now be used:
I = 1 (resonance cuts, cuts for sliced veneer production and other special cuts)
II = 2 (cuts for the production of rotary-cut veneer and other special cuts)
III.A = A (first-class quality wood, fresh, healthy and straight trunks with almost no knots or other defects, or with minor defects)
III.B = B (fresh wood of standard to first-class quality, healthy trunks without bulges or groups of knots)
III.C = C (wood of standard to lower quality, defects that do not significantly reduce the natural properties of the wood are permitted)
III.D = D (wood that can be used for sawmill processing and which, due to its defects, cannot be classified as A, B, or C)
Practice has shown us that it is a shame to "average out" the quality of the cut (e.g., example 1: 50% quality 1 (I), 50% C and we give it an A – or Example 2 – 25% 1, 25% A, 50% D – we average it to B or C), because the bidder does not know that there is also quality 1 or, conversely, D. We are introducing a solution that combines the cut = COMBINED ASSORTMENT. At the same time, however, especially for the purpose of setting starting prices and evaluation, the ASSORTMENT – AVERAGE remains, which is always calculated from the combined average in the case of equality towards poorer quality – see table:
