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New Zealand Forest Stewardship Council® Certified Forests Classified as Low Risk
In a recent Centralized National Risk Assessment (CNRA) of New Zealand’s plantation forestry industry, New Zealand forests were classified as low risk.
Another NZIA Finalist - Kaiteriteri Family Bach
This modern kiwi bach is a finalist in the Nelson/Marlborough New Zealand Institute of Architects Awards 2020.
Cardrona Cabin is a NZIA Awards Finalist 2020
Our Cardrona Showcase has been confirmed as a finalist for the New Zealand Institute of Architects Southern Awards 2020.
Sustainable Eco-timber Showcase Launches in Cardrona
On Saturday 7 March Abodo launched its first South Island development in the heart of mountain country
Abodo Eco-timbers for the Expo 2020 Dubai, with NZTE
We're proud to be a sponsor of the New Zealand pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, starting October 2021.
Abodo and WPMA Release Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for New Zealand Radiata Pine
This week a select group of Wood Processors and Manufacturers Association (WPMA) members along with Abodo released the first full Environmental Product Declaration for NZ Radiata Pine.
Introducing Nero - Abodo's New Deep Black Timber Coating
A new deep black finish is now available in the Abodo Protector coating range.
Salt Is In The Air: Unique Timber Landscape
This unique timber structure recreates the ocean's salt spray, using untreated Douglas fir.
Taking Tall Timber to New Heights
Showcasing what’s possible using timber, Mjøstårnet holds the record as the tallest timber building in the world.