News & Events
Ducerf Groupe at Interzum Cologne
Interzum is the leading international trade fair for furniture production and interior design. It's the go-to event for professionals looking to discover the latest innovations, materials, and technologies shaping the future of the wood and furniture industry.
Wood & ecological urban planning: towards low-carbon cities
Cities are responsible for over 70% of global CO₂ emissions. In the face of the climate emergency, public policies, architects, and developers are fundamentally rethinking how buildings are designed. Low-carbon urban planning is now a strategic priority: fewer emissions, lower energy consumption, and greater resilience.
Ducerf Group at India Wood
In early March, we participated in the India Wood trade fair, a key event for woodworking professionals in Asia. This event provided an excellent opportunity for our company to showcase our expertise and present our range of sawn French oak products.
Review of the French Timber General Assembly
The French Timber General Assembly was held on February 14 in Vogelgrun, bringing together our colleagues and partners from the timber sector, of which we are members. This gathering provided a valuable opportunity to discuss export challenges and collaboratively shape a roadmap for 2025.
Ducerf Groupe expands its wooden cladding range with BARD Tiny
With the growing popularity of tiny houses—compact, mobile homes that combine eco-friendliness and practicality—Ducerf Groupe is enhancing its product range with a new wooden cladding profile specifically designed for this type of construction. Made from Thermo-Treated Poplar (THT), this cladding offers a perfect balance of lightness, durability, and aesthetics, meeting the regulatory and technical constraints of tiny house manufacturers.
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.