Established in 2002, Ecodek have been manufacturing composite decking and extruded lumber since 2004. As the UK’s market leader in Wood Polymer Composite decking materials, the firm manufactured over 1 million linear metres of decking in 2019, consuming 3600 tonnes of recycled and sustainably sourced wood and plastic. As suppliers to the Construction Sector, delivering a supply solution is the firm’s aim. Their USPs include bespoke lengths, a quick response to customer demand and solid technical advice. With a dedicated resource on site, the R&D team excel in creating sustainable answers for the lifestyle challenges of today and the future. Ecodek manufacture a range of products from a specifically developed innovative, 95% recycled and sustainably sourced high quality wood polymer composite material. Boards can be supplied in bespoke lengths to minimise waste, will not warp, splinter or rot and are an extremely low maintenance material that is 100% recyclable.

2023 will represent our 81st year of trading and Timbmet continue to offer a market leading product portfolio for nationwide delivery. Over 25 sawn hardwood, clear softwood and engineered timber (TEC®) species are available in both pack and selected options along with moulding options from our in-house timber sawmill. Panel products from every major European manufacturer along with cut, edge and CNC options from our in-house panel sawmill. Composite decking and cladding, hardwood decking, hardwood and engineered flooring, timber worktops and doors.

PIVETEAUBOIS is one of Europe's largest and most sophisticated softwood sawmilling companies with over 70 years of trading experience producing and distributing high quality material into the construction, fencing, landscaping and pellet sectors. Our range is broad, from CLT, Glulam, Finger-Jointed timber, cladding and decking to external UC4 treated timbers, composite material and pellets. PIVETEAUBOIS continues to be at the very forefront of timber technology and sustainability - pushing the capabilities of Pine, Douglas Fir and Spruce by continuously developing wider and more diverse applications for these sustainable and ethically sourced timber species.