Biowood is a premium wood-plastic composite that blends the natural beauty of timber with the durability of modern materials – making it a smart, long-lasting choice for your next project. It offers a range of standout features: it can be supplied with a BAL 29 rating making it ideal for bushfire-prone areas; its lightweight composition makes it suitable for lining garage doors; it’s flexible enough to be used on curved walls and counters; and it has the unique ability to be lightly sanded and resealed years later, if needed.
Biowood composite is suitable for a wide range of applications, including exterior and internal wall cladding, curved walls, kitchen benches, soffits, ceiling lining and fencing.
What is Biowood?
Biowood is an architectural timber composite solution that retains the aesthetic of timber without the problems of splitting, warping, and general timber repairs or maintenance.
How does biowood differ from other wood composites?
Biowood stands out from other wood composites on the market due to its higher wood content, with at least 69% PEFC-certified wood. This makes it stronger, more reliable and cooler to touch on hot days. The biggest benefit however, is that Biowood can be rejuvenated years down the track with a light sand and oil if required, thanks to its higher wood content. This feature acts as built-in assurance policy, and if that’s not guarantee enough, Biowood warrants its products for 15 years so you can be confident in its good looks for years to come.
Biowood is also made from hard PVC, as opposed to soft plastics like other wood composites available, which enhances the overall quality and longevity of the product.
Global Green Tag accreditation
Biowood holds the prestigious Global Green Tag accreditation, ensuring its eco-friendly credentials and a top-tier green product rating.
Features and benefits of Biowood:
- Durability: Resistant to termites, rot, and decay
- Low Maintenance: Unlike real timber, Biowood has no need for painting, staining, or oiling
- Sustainability: Made from at least 69% PEFC-certified wood and high-quality hard PVC
- Fire Resistance: Meets BAL29 fire safety standards
- Versatile: Wrap a house, make an internal or external wall feature, line soffits or kitchen benches – the options are endless!
- Waterproof: Ideal for wet and humid environments
- CodeMark Certified: For your peace of mind
- Aesthetic Appeal: Natural timber look with a variety of colours and finishes
Termite resistant
Lightweight & durable
Flame & water resistant
Time-tested in Australia
Maintain timber look
Mould & mildew resistant
Added value to your investment
No splinters, cracks or rot
Biowood cladding profiles
Shiplap
Biowood Shiplap Cladding features a hidden fixing system designed for a seamless architectural look. It is a low maintenance alternative to timber and aluminum solutions for facades, soffits, ceilings, and cladding.
Available in 150x18x4800mm, 150x18x6200mm, 185x18x4800mm, and 185x18x6200mm profiles.
Castellated
Biowood Castellated Cladding also uses a hidden fixing system, offering a seamless look with natural timber aesthetics. It is suitable for facades, soffits, ceilings, and cladding.
Available in 180x35x4800mm and 180x35x6200mm profiles.
Biowood finish and colours
Brushed UV Sealed (Indoor & Outdoor Application)
Natural Oak – Bioseal UV Seal Clear
Western Red Cedar – Bioseal UV Seal Clear
Black Japan – Bioseal UV Seal Black
Lexicon White – Bioseal UV Seal
