Accoya Approved Manufacturer UK

Accoya Approved Joinery Manufacturers UK

Durable, stable & sustainable wood with environmental advantages that will stand the test of time

Accoya® wood has been tested over prolonged periods in all types of weathering conditions — above ground, below ground and even in water for 20 years — and has been proven to withstand the toughest of external environments.

Amsterdam​

Apartment Block in the University area of Amsterdam fitted with finger jointed Accoya. ​

This project was designed by the architect to give a rustic feel with little to no maintenance required. ​

With the timber left unfinished coupled with the tile hung walls, the appearance is somewhat open to opinion, but after 12 years of ageing, there are no sign of rot or breakdown in the joinery. ​

Accoya In Use

Breakers Beach House Noordwijk​

​Behind the Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin in Noordwijk, you find beautiful white sands where the Breakers Beach house sits. ​

Due to the exposure from extreme elements of the coastline, the beach house has been constructed predominantly using Accoya. Aside from general wear and tear, the structure has no defects, and the windows and doors still open effortlessly.

Fort de Roovere

Towards the south of the Netherlands sits this scenic fort dating back to the 1600s. The fort has utilised Accoya in an unusual way, testing its durability to the extreme by submerging it in water creating a Moses bridge. ​



Every year when it begins to freeze, the bridge is intentionally filled with water to avoid damage from ice, and also prevents ice skaters from falling into the bridge.​

Accoya In Use

Bergen op Zoom​​

Another test of durability for Accoya can be found in Bergen op Zoom in the south of the Netherlands. ​



Sitting on top of the water, this 80 meter long floating bridge, built in 2014, this was designed to be flexible and moved when needed to create a new paths.  Used to provide access to the central grounds where the town hold events, this is a true reflection of the materials robustness and usability.