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WOOD WISE

Regardless of which type of wood you choose, always make sure it is ethically sourced. This means it needs to have been harvested from sustainable, managed plantation forests — not precious old-wood forests or rainforests in countries such as Malaysia or Indonesia. Timber should have full Chain of Custody certification aligned with the Australian Forestry Standard (AFS).

There’s plenty to think about when it comes to choosing the right wood for your outdoor area. What does

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