The materials have no harmful effects on the environment. Production of Kebony is based on a liquid extracted from biowaste. In the waste disposal phase, Kebony can be treated as regular untreated wood.

The materials have a golden brown colour which naturally turns grey. The products acquire a natural silver-grey patina and exposure to sun and rain creates an interesting effect of depth.

The process results in the wood cells being permanently blocked which, compared with untreated wood, reduces shrinkage and swelling by approximately 50%.

Kebony products require no form of maintenance beyond normal cleaning.

The process increases the density of the materials and makes them stiffer and significantly harder than untreated wood.

The raw materials for Kebony are acquired from commercially managed forests with large timber harvests. All our suppliers hold certificates guaranteeing the origin of their timber.

Good durability and long life spans in harsh climates. No need for paint products etc to retain product properties. Required maintenance is limited to normal cleaning.

Protects against decay, fungi, insects and other microorganisms.

Kebony contains no chemicals that can be released into the environment. The polymer is permanently bonded to the cell structure in the wood by means of a process which cannot be reversed.

Modified wood is a durable alternative to impregnated surface-treated and tropical timber.