Import Bamboo Pole — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

Eco Farmie Export Co., Ltd. provides bamboo poles sourced from sustainably harvested forests in Viet Nam, with options for untreated or treated variants. The poles are available in multiple lengths and diameters to suit diverse applications, from light construction to decorative uses. Their natural resistance to pests and decay makes them a durable choice for outdoor projects where chemical treatments may be undesirable.

The bamboo is processed to standard industry specifications, with typical moisture content reduced to 8-14% through controlled drying to prevent splitting. Treatment methods may include borax or other preservatives to extend lifespan in humid climates, though untreated poles are also offered for applications where natural properties are preferred. Standard grades for construction use often meet density requirements of 550-750 kg/m³, with a modulus of elasticity in the range of 10-15 GPa.

Primary buyers include landscapers for garden structures, contractors for temporary scaffolding, and artisans for craft projects. The poles are securely packaged for international shipping, with trade terms including FOB and CIF. Payment options such as L/C and T/T are accepted. Buyers should specify whether they require treated or untreated poles, as this impacts both cost and suitability for the intended environment.

Eco Farmie Export Co., Ltd. is located in Dang Thai Mai Ward 7, Phu Nhuan District, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. The company specializes in exporting bamboo products, with a focus on sustainable sourcing and customization for international buyers. Its profile does not provide details on response rates, certifications, or production capacity, so direct confirmation is essential.

The supplier highlights treatment options and compliance with industry standards, but buyers should request evidence of testing for mechanical properties and moisture content. Ho Chi Minh City’s logistics infrastructure may offer advantages for shipping, but confirm whether the supplier handles export documentation and port clearance. No additional history or client references are provided, so due diligence is recommended.