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We deliver high quality wood products made from carefully selected, legal, and sustainable raw materials, processed with modern technology to ensure strength, consistency, and long term durability.
We deliver high quality wood products made from carefully selected, legal, and sustainable raw materials, processed with modern technology to ensure strength, consistency, and long term durability.
Efficient use of resources, optimized production, and in house manufacturing allow us to offer competitive prices without compromising product quality.
Strict quality control, reliable export experience, and a strong commitment to meeting international standards ensure that every customer receives products that meet or exceed expectations.
PT. Albasia Indah Adiperkasa was established in 2017. Our company is experienced to produce finger joint laminated board in Indonesia and serving an export for more than five years. We are committed to delivering quality wood products that will last through whatever life throws your way.
Gesso primer in Indonesia for canvas, wood, and wall surfaces. Improve paint adhesion and durability with high quality gesso for artists and professionals.
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PT. Albasia Indah Adiperkasa
Jl. Semeru KM 9.8, Karanganom Village, Pasrujambe District, Lumajang - Indonesia.
+623346191600
Industrial area with a land area of about 12.000 square metre.
We offer a wide range of high quality wood products, from softwood to hardwood, including Albasia, Samama, and Pine. Our products such as Barecore, Finger Joint Laminated Board, Gesso, and Wall Moulding are manufactured with modern technology and strict quality control to meet international standards.
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