PROFESSIONALS IN TIMBER PROCESSING AND TRADE

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Pirina Legnami di Arzachena, a company active in woodworking and the creation of customised furniture, has been trading in timber for many years and supplies its customers with only the best woods. For more information on all our products, to request a free, no-obligation estimate or to make an appointment, please do not hesitate to contact us.

OUR HISTORY

Our company, of humble origins, is today a point of reference in the sector, especially in north-eastern Sardinia. We can attest to a long and profound experience, which for about 40 years has focused on the processing and trade of timber in many local, national and foreign woods.

To competence and experience we add the passion for our work, which together with craftsmanship has been handed down for several generations. We are always looking for new high standards of quality, the same quality that has enabled us to satisfy our private customers and the companies that have chosen us.

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TRADITION: SALVATORE PIRINA, THE MAGICIAN OF JUNIPER

From the newspaper “Il Sardegna” of 16 Nov. 2004

"A master in working with juniper, he decided to start a joinery specialising in the production of gates in 1980. A business that soon proved to be very successful. It is like having Capodimonte porcelain on your dresser or a fine tapestry hanging in your living room. Salvatore Pirina's pantographed signature on the juniper gate at the entrance to the monumental mansions of the Costa Smeralda has now become a myth.

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Survived by Pirina himself, who died three years ago, the icing on the cake of a newly completed villa could only be one of his juniper creations, each a unique and unrepeatable piece.

Gates, but also tables, chests, trusses and everything that can be turned from wood into a furnishing object, without ever lapsing into the serial. A legend born in 1980, almost as a game: Pirina had worked as a cook and security guard, devoting his spare time to carpentry work.

The hobby became a profession when Salvatore realised that his flair was appealing and there were those who were willing to pay to own one of his productions. His gates, Salvatore, built them around the sinuosities of the juniper tree, whose trunks always have an irregular course and which lend themselves poorly to mechanical machining'.