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Applewood Joinery Ltd

SUSTAINABLY SOURCED TIMBER

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We provide site surveys free of charge.

Some key areas we cover include:

Alton, Ampfield, Andover, Basingstoke, Bitterne, Bramshaw, Brockenhurst, Chineham, Curdridge, Durley, Eastleigh, Fareham, Farnborough, Gosport, Havant, Lee-On-Solent, Mansbridge, Petersfield, Romsey, Shirley, Stockbridge.

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Applewood Joinery are committed to using sustainably sourced timber. We operate ecologically and ethically to protect this value commodity, using timber that has a proven chain of custody.

We only use timber certified by the FSC and PEFC – what does this mean for our customers?

The FSC Logo
Forest Stewardship Council
  • We can source the timber to origin and our customers can identify, purchase and use timber produced from well-managed forests.
The PEFC Logo
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification
  • The customer can be assured that our timber is ethically sourced from forests that are managed according to environmental, social and economic criteria as agreed internationally.
The FSC Logo
The PEFC Logo
Forest Stewardship Council
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification
  • We can source the timber to origin and our customers can identify, purchase and use timber produced from well-managed forests.
  • The customer can be assured that our timber is ethically sourced from forests that are managed according to environmental, social and economic criteria as agreed internationally.

By using Applewood Joinery, you can be certain that you are doing your bit for the environment! As our customer, you will be:

  • Certain that you are not damaging the world’s forests and that this truly renewable resource will continue.
  • Reducing the damaging chemicals that are released into the atmosphere due to production and disposal of other window frame materials.
  • Servicing an increasing demand and differentiating yourself from those who do not.
  • Demonstrating environmental, social and economic responsibility on your part, not least through a willingness to work alongside those in timber production, distribution and manufacture.
  • Help fulfil corporate social responsibility policies.