Absolutely, we take sustainability seriously when it comes to the wood used in our park benches. Yes, we do use sustainably sourced wood, including both certified teak and eucalyptus, but only from suppliers who follow strict environmental and ethical guidelines.
For teak, we source only FSC-certified (Forest Stewardship Council) timber. This ensures the wood comes from forests that are managed responsibly—protecting biodiversity, local communities, and long-term forest health. FSC-certified teak is durable, naturally weather-resistant, and an excellent choice for outdoor seating.
For eucalyptus, we use fast-growing, plantation-grown species like Eucalyptus Grandis, which is harvested in a sustainable rotation system. This type of eucalyptus is naturally dense, termite-resistant, and requires far less chemical treatment than other woods. It also regenerates quickly, making it a low-impact alternative to slower-growing hardwoods.
Beyond the raw material, we also reduce waste by maximizing every cut of lumber and using reclaimed offcuts for smaller components. All our wood is treated with eco-friendly, water-based sealants to extend its life without harming the environment.
So to answer your question directly: yes, our park benches use sustainably sourced wood, and we are always transparent about the wood’s origin. If you want a bench that looks beautiful, lasts for years, and supports responsible forestry, you can trust that our materials meet those standards.