Feature timbers with lifetime beauty for climate-conscious design.
Abodo timbers are crafted to be enjoyed for years to come. Designed to age with grace, our timbers have exceptional weatherability and maintain their durability and beauty for a lifetime.
Abodo crafts timbers with lasting beauty that are safe for people and the environment.
Many exterior timbers are harvested from unsustainable old growth forests or are treated with harmful chemicals. Our timbers stand the test of time, they are beautiful, durable and rapidly renewable.
Formed in 2001 by the Gudsell family, Abodo remains a New Zealand-owned, family business with a purpose.
Lifetime beauty: Abodo timbers are crafted to be enjoyed for years to come. Designed to age with grace, our timbers have exceptional weatherability and maintain their durability and beauty for a lifetime.
With tomorrow in mind: Our timbers are harvested from New Zealand’s FSC® certified rapidly renewable plantation forests. They are ethically crafted with respect from beginning to end – allowing us to meet today’s increasing needs without disadvantaging future generations.
Featuring Abodo timbers, Dunlop Builders’ HQ is the first office to achieve Passive House certification in New Zealand.
Jon Smith and the team at Matter Architects have created a low-maintenance, light-filled and spacious home for Lucy's family of five.
Much of Abodo’s timber is sourced from the nine forests that make up Kaingaroa, which is one of the largest plantation forests in the southern hemisphere.
Read more about new products, delivery lead times and how we're creating a more sustainable future.
Many wish to reduce their environmental impact when building, and Abodo’s newest addition to the Vulcan Cladding range helps achieve this.
Encouraged by positive feedback from local and international timber joiners, Vulcan Joinery – Vertical Grain joins Abodo’s product range in New Zealand.
Abodo and Better Builder Podcast team up, to help tell more compelling stories, and uplift and empower builders across New Zealand and Australia.