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Wood for recycling

What happens to the wood?

The wood is crushed and the last nails and screws are removed. The wood is then made into chipboard. Painted/laminated wood is also very welcome here.

Yes please

  • Old wooden chests of drawers and cabinets
  • "IKEA" - furniture
  • Used chipboard/plywood boards etc.

No thank you

  • Impregnated wood
  • Furniture with glass doors and larger metal pipes etc.
  • Superwood/Thermowood
  • Laminate flooring
  • Wood with roofing felt
  • MDF and moulded boards

Please note

Nails, screws, small fittings, paint, lamination etc. are allowed on the wood, but not pressure impregnation or upholstery.