Wood and Durability

Historically, wood is one of the oldest building materials, used since the earliest periods of history. Wood is a natural, renewable resource that is easily recyclable and reusable. As an entirely natural material, its waste does not pollute the environment. While wood may seem fragile and flammable, modern wood treatment technologies have made it increasingly durable and less flammable.

Impact of Wood on Health

In addition to seeking ways to reduce environmental impact, we should consider how more sustainable choices can improve our health and daily lives. Today, many studies focus on how the buildings and materials we use can influence our health. It has been shown that using natural materials improves our mental well-being, helps us relax, and aids concentration. Additionally, wood does not emit harmful substances or chemicals, does not pollute indoor air, and does not cause allergies. Wood generally evokes positive feelings: it symbolizes warmth, comfort, and naturalness. When used in buildings, it creates a more pleasant and welcoming environment.