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RECYCLED
HARDWOOD BI-FOLD
FOLDING DOORS AND FOLDING WINDOWS.
At Woodn’t it be Nice we have heard the call for an “environmentally
friendly” solution for achieving the newest looks in wood bi-fold folding doors & folding windows without depleting our
forests. More and more people want the look of timber but are concerned with where the wood is coming from. Woodn’t it
be Nice now offers a variety of Australian Native Recycled Hardwoods as well as timbers from sustainable forests that are
perfectly suited to our doors & windows for both residential and commercial applications.
Combining the old woods with
modern amenities can create new and innovative looks. “Adding recycled hardwood bi-fold folding doors or folding windows
is like adding a fine piece of hand-crafted furniture to a setting.” There is so much character and beauty to be found
in some of the native recycled species like Spotted Gum, Brush Box or Blackbutt. Recycled hardwood bi-fold folding doors and
windows give you that open plan feeling of letting the outdoors in without harming that very same environment your looking
at!
Some of the benefits of considering recycled hardwood for bi-fold folding doors & folding windows are:
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Recycled hardwood is fully seasoned which makes for extremely stable doors & windows with no warping, cupping, expansion
or shrinkage.
• Tight grain offers extra durability and strength that finishes beautifully.
• Recycled
timbers often possess an unsurpassed beauty and pleasing character.
• Finished properly, recycled timber can withstand
any climatic conditions: coastal, dry & hot, rainforest or snow.
Our lifestyle is more and more about the great outdoors,
both enjoying it and preserving it. Find out more by contacting Woodn’t it be Nice today for the best solutions when
it comes to an environmentally friendly option for wood bi-fold folding doors & folding windows. Email gary@woodntitbenice.com
or give us a call with your questions. Ph:1300 366 288 or +61 410533424
We'll
be happy to help!
** Examples of surfaced hardwoods are shown below. They are shown in their natural
beauty. First in their raw state and then once the top surface has been removed. There has been no finish applied.
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