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A fully local process
No external transport, no separate sourcing. The wood moves from the door manufacturing chain to the Boiswood workshop without leaving the building. The result is a product with a minimal carbon footprint and full traceability.
Zero waste in a solid wood workshop
Manufacturing architectural doors generates offcuts of noble wood. White oak, mahogany, walnut, cedar. These pieces are too small for a door but too beautiful to throw away. Boiswood was born from that reality. Every offcut is sorted, dried and turned into a finished product that extends the life of the material. It is the conviction that a workshop working noble wood has a responsibility to make use of every piece.
From offcut to finished object
Offcuts are recovered directly from the production lines at the St-Eustache workshop. They are sorted by species, dried if necessary, and brought to the Boiswood workshop for transformation.
Three reasons to choose Boiswood
Beyond the object, a concrete commitment to making use of the material.
This is not repurposed pallet wood. It is mahogany, white oak and black walnut from architectural door manufacturing. The same wood, in a different form.
Boiswood pieces are finished with the same species MICHELENA works for its doors. A consistency of species and finish that no external source can guarantee.
Every Boiswood product can be traced back to its original species and the manufacturing batch of doors it came from. Full transparency on the material’s origin.
Interested in Boiswood products?
Visit the Boiswood site to browse the full collection. For corporate orders and volume requests, contact the workshop directly.