Traceable urban timber
Every piece has a history. Scan it.
ArborReuse timber carries its story with it: which tree it came from, where it stood, why it came down, and how it came back. Scan the code on any piece, or explore an example.
How it works
A tree comes down.
Removed for safety or infrastructure works, and salvaged instead of chipped. Tracking starts at the stump.
The timber is milled and made.
Milled and dried at our Clayton South facility, then built into park furniture, habitat boxes and finished timber. Nothing is wasted.
It goes back, with its story.
Installed back into the community it came from, carrying a code that links to its full provenance: tree, species, dates, places.
What you might have scanned
A bench made from the tree that shaded the same path. A nesting box cut from the hollow limb it replaces. A planter that needs no treatment because ironbark does not rot. Each one is one tree’s second life, and each one is documented.
For councils
Provenance your community can check
Every ArborReuse piece is publicly traceable from removal site to installation: species, salvage date, milling and drying record, maker and location. For residents, that turns a tree removal into a story of return. For your procurement and sustainability teams, it is documented evidence of local, legal, circular sourcing.
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