Rubberwood Guide

Rubberwood is harvested from mature rubber trees that have finished producing latex, making it one of the more environmentally sustainable hardwoods available. Rather than being discarded, the timber is repurposed into furniture, kitchenware and a wide range of handcrafted wooden products.

Its pale colouring, fine grain and stable nature make it easy to work and finish, producing clean, modern-looking pieces suitable for many applications.

Why We Use Rubberwood

Rubberwood provides an attractive combination of sustainability, stability and versatility. Our Rubberwood Collection showcases the timber's clean appearance while demonstrating how responsibly sourced hardwood can be transformed into beautiful handcrafted products. Its subtle grain gives every piece a timeless appeal.

Why Choose Rubberwood?

Rubberwood has become increasingly popular because it makes productive use of trees that have already completed their primary commercial purpose. It offers a practical, attractive hardwood for a wide range of handcrafted items while supporting a more sustainable use of natural resources.

Caring for Rubberwood

Following our Wood Care Guide will help preserve the smooth finish and natural appearance of rubberwood. Regular maintenance will keep handcrafted pieces looking their best while protecting the timber for years to come.

Ready to Order Your Own Handmade Piece?

Whether you're looking for a unique gift, a personalised engraving or a bespoke wooden creation, we'd love to create something special for you.

Browse our collections or get in touch via info@taylorwoodcrafts.com to discuss your ideas.