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30.08.2017
Abodo for Schools
Natural wood is recognised as an ideal building material for learning environments - it has been proven to reduce stress levels and improve working environments, making it perfect for schools.
New Zealand's Ministry of Education is fully on board with this ethos, with a number of New Zealand schools being completed in Abodo cladding, including Murupara School, Kauri Flats School, South New Brighton School and Rangiora School.
The use of timber sourced from New Zealand’s FSC® certified plantation forests means that Abodo’s products are sustainable and low impact.
Learn more about the role of natural wood in promoting health and wellness here.
Recent news
INTRODUCING / Abodo’s New Belgium Architectural Partner
Abodo are pleased to announce the appointment of Stevens & Co as an architectural cladding distribution partner in Belgium.
NEW / Introducing Vulcan Cladding - Standard Series
Many wish to reduce their environmental impact when building, and Abodo’s newest addition to the Vulcan Cladding range helps achieve this.
A Chance to Win a Stay at Abodo’s Cardrona Cabin
Visit Abodo’s stand at Design Show Australia to be in to win a two night stay at the Cardrona Cabin in New Zealand.
Abodo + Better Builder Podcast Team Up
Abodo and Better Builder Podcast team up, to help tell more compelling stories, and uplift and empower builders across New Zealand and Australia.