Decking origin

The decking from Betterwood come from sustainable forestry in Latin America or Asia. Imports are direct, without intermediaries, allowing for personal verification of working conditions and the ecological sustainability of the forestry practices. All suppliers and the company itself are independently inspected, and only wood that meets high social and environmental standards receives the FSC® 100% certification.

Yes, sustainable tropical timber is possible. In forestry, sustainability means managing the forest in such a way that future generations can also benefit from it in the long term. Betterwood Tropical timber is sourced exclusively from sustainable, FSC®-certified forests in Latin America or Asia. Direct imports without intermediaries ensure verifiable compliance with high social and environmental standards, thus combining forest conservation with economic benefits for the local population.

Sustainability is monitored through the FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council) certification. This internationally recognized system regularly and independently audits all stages of the supply chain—from forestry operations to sawmills and retailers. Environmental and social standards are assessed.

FSC®-certified forestry companies must demonstrate that they are harvesting no more wood than can grow back, and transparently document their management practices. In addition, the system protects the rights of indigenous peoples, safeguards the ecological benefits of forests, preserves biodiversity, and ensures that local communities benefit from the forest. This control guarantees that sustainable tropical timber truly meets high environmental and social standards.