Go outside and play!
Go outside and play!
With the ‘go green’ movement under way, we thought you should know a bit about our company. We use sustainable materials in our wood products . We are talking about preserving our natural resources and helping combat changing seasons in our world.
IC Wood is a start-up company based in upstate New York that specializes in the manufacture of hollow logs, wood cylinders, and log rounds from all-natural wood. We believe in the philosophy that real wood IS better and that there can never be a substitute for it, thus the passion to create real hollow log and hollow wood products for the consumption of anyone and everyone needing it.
We specialize in a number of products, all made from wood that is upcycled, recycled, or re-purposed – wood that would either only end up in landfills or ground to mulch. We've developed technology that allows for the removal of a tree’s rounded layers, we are able to produce our products with less waste and debris.
At present, we deal with Zoo Animal Enrichment (puzzle feeders, hollows, natural nesting), Animal Furniture (cat tree, dog house, pet cave, natural retreat), Nesting Boxes (hornbill, porcupine, etc…), Garden Planters (with plastic insert or natural), Natural Child Playgrounds (child parks), Architectural Support Members including Pillars and Columns, Specialty Lumber /Staves/Furniture/Building Members, Drum shells, Slit Drums, and Hollow log caskets among others.
Well for one, our products are unique in such a way that we re-use, and upcycle otherwise discarded wood logs and hollows. This is quite important as much of the lumber sold in the market today is ‘too refined’ in the sense that too much of the wood goes to waste instead of being wisely used. Just imagine how much of the actual wood is stripped off in order to produce those planks you can purchase at the local hardware store and you’ll get a general idea.
The next time you think about using wood hollows or cylinders or anything related, we recommend you contact us first. It doesn’t hurt to ask!