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Wood Trends 2025: Nature and authenticity
Wood, a timeless material, remains at the forefront in 2025, in a context where sustainability and design are coming together. Increasingly praised for its natural feel and warmth, it is reinvented through trends that blend tradition, innovation, and environmental respect. This article explores the main wood trends to follow in 2025, highlighting the importance of both artisanal and industrial craftsmanship and durable materials.
French Oak: heritage, resource, and modern uses
French oak is an iconic and invaluable asset of the country's forests. Covering approximately 4.5 million hectares, or nearly 40% of the national forest area, France boasts one of the largest oak resources in Europe
Meet us at the leading international wood trade shows!
In 2025, we are traveling across the globe to meet our partners and clients. We are delighted to welcome you to three major trade shows dedicated to the wood industry: India Wood – Delhi, India | March 6-9, 2025 | Stand A106a Dubai Wood Show – Dubai, United Arab Emirates | April 14-16, 2025 Interzum – Cologne, Germany | May 20-23, 2025 | Hall 5.2, J051
Happy holidays - closing dates
The Ducerf Group teams would like to thank you for your trust and wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
A new high-frequency press, Groupe Ducerf accelerates its transformation
Groupe Ducerf invested €1.7 million in a cutting-edge high-frequency press. This ultra-modern, 4-in-1 piece of equipment expands the range and formats of our products. Thanks to this new machine, developed in collaboration with Weinig, our solid wood panels Panoplot®, glued-laminated panels Patchwood®, joinery blocks, and the first elements of future oak CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) panels are now being manufactured. This innovation significantly improves resource management and enhances the working conditions of our operators.
Which cladding doesn't turn grey ?
Wood is a popular material for outdoor design, prized for its natural charm and warm aesthetics. However, over time, untreated wood tends to gray due to exposure to the elements. This raises a common question among those looking to install wood cladding: which wood doesn't turn gray?