Scaffolding wood remains timelessly popular for furniture such as tables, benches, cabinets, and custom-made elements. But it is also used in interiors for wall cladding, cove constructions, and bar fronts. Outdoors, you see it in garden furniture, pergolas, planters, or verandas — thanks to the robust planks and their natural appearance.

What makes scaffolding wood so appealing to designers and interior builders is its workability. The planks are machine and tool-friendly, splinter less than many other softwoods, and are easy to sand, stain, or weather to a greyish color. This allows the wood to be easily matched to the desired style: from completely natural to deeply greyed or modern black.

We are happy to help you choose the right grade and look. Scaffold wood can be surprisingly versatile: from smoothly sanded to extra characterful; from light shades to an intensely weathered look. By carefully considering the application, we ensure that you always choose the right material for your project.