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For all commercial inquires:
Steve Andrade
866-226-8354 ext 2121
925-683-8733
steve@stikwood.com
For all commercial inquires:
Steve Andrade
866-226-8354 ext 2121
925-683-8733
steve@stikwood.com
FSC Certification ensures that our products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits. Look for FSC® certified, for products that meet these requirements.
Responsible stewardship of our natural resources is the foundation of our manufacturing process. SCS Global Services is a third- party certifier that conducts auditing, testing, certification and standards development.
Made from reclaimed and sustainable wood sourced in the USA, some less than 100 miles from our facility. Stikwood will help you qualify 
All Stikwood products are made in the USA, crafted to retain their natural weathering and beauty while letting you feel comfortable knowing where your product comes from!
With Stikwood being only 3/16" thick, our ThinPlank construction requires up to 40% less weight per square foot, leading to a drastically reduced carbon footprint.
Our manufacturing processes leave virtually no waste. We use the trim, the core and face of every piece of wood and even sending our sawdust to a biomass facility!
We’re very sensitive to healthy space design. Our products contain no VOCs and all finishes are done either by nature, or in house.
Stikwood is available with a Class A fire treatment, built for the demands of a commercial environment.
All Stikwood products are 100% real wood and are designed to take on the strength of the surface that it is applied to. Peel and Stik for quick application in a commercial setting without impacting contractor schedules and with a minimal impact on flow of business.
Gather around our workbench and learn from our team how fun it is to transform your space into something you love.
Start Creating!
Kevin’s goal was to take an old school camper and make it modern and fresh. He wanted the camper to be an extension of his own home. Wow! Did he succeed.