We are passionate about ThermoWood® and how it can be used in outdoor landscaping projects. Why? Simple, having come from the landscaping industry ourselves, we wanted to offer the UK market something superior to traditional treated tanalised softwood.
That’s why we chose to work with ThermoWood. With a 30+ year above ground lifespan, it outperforms tanalised wood and is more comparable to hardwoods such as Oak. It contains no chemicals as it relies purely on a patented thermal modification process to obtain its durability. It is extremely reliable to work with as its moisture absorption is permanently capped which significantly reduces any contraction or expansion.
So if you are looking for a premium wood that is sustainable, chemically free and beautiful then choose ThermoWood.
FutureScape 2026: Talking All Things ThermoWood and Sustainable Landscaping FutureScape was a fantastic opportunity for us to get out and meet people from across the landscaping and garden design industry, share what we’re doing at Taiga, and talk all things ThermoWood. Over the two days, we had some great conversations
Which should you choose for your landscaping project? When it comes to outdoor timber, treated C24 timber has long been the industry standard. It’s strong, readily available and pressure treated to help protect it from decay and insect attack. But there is another option. Thermowood® takes a completely different approach
Vertical fencing creates the feeling of more height The direction of your fence can have a surprisingly big impact on how a garden looks and feels. While horizontal (venetian) fencing can make a landscape feel wider, vertical slatted fencing draws the eye upwards, helping smaller gardens feel taller, more open
