Goldspan Wood Shavings

Goldspan Wood Shavings are supplied by Equisentials in the Netherlands and consist of untreated softwood fibres that are free of contaminants. The product is offered as pressed bales with a spreading volume of 650 litres and a compact bale volume of 100 litres, allowing 760 bales to be loaded on a standard 40 ft container. Each bale is available in 18 kg sack form or 20 kg compact form, and the supplier also provides fine dry sawdust in 130 litre sacks for poultry and cattle applications.

The shavings are marketed for horse stalls, cattle bedding and poultry transport because they combine high absorbency with minimal dust generation. Industry practice expects moisture content around 12‑15 % and particle sizes of 3‑5 mm for optimal joint support and hygiene, which aligns with the description of Goldspan as “almost entirely free of dust and irritants”. Typical bulk density for compressed wood shavings is about 120 kg / m³, providing economical coverage while maintaining sanitary conditions.

Buyers such as stable managers, dairy farms and poultry producers usually request bulk shipments and verify packaging integrity before confirming an order. Equisentials does not list price, minimum order quantity or lead time, so interested importers should contact the supplier directly to obtain those details. The listing notes that the product is highly absorbent, reduces odour and is economically efficient, making it suitable for large‑scale animal‑housing operations.

Equisentials operates from Mengerweg 3, Wesepe, 8124 PG, Netherlands. The supplier carries a harbor trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification, but the response rate shown is 0 % with no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication may need to be initiated proactively.

The company focuses on animal‑bedding solutions and lists the Goldspan range as its flagship softwood shavings product. The profile does not disclose pricing, minimum order quantities or specific export certifications, so prospective buyers should request those details directly from Equisentials.