Shopfitting
Shopfitting timber is used in the construction and installation of interior retail environments, including display units, shelving, counters, wall panelling, storage systems and bespoke point-of-sale fixtures. It is widely applied in shops, showrooms, hospitality spaces and commercial interiors where functionality must be combined with strong visual presentation and consistent branding.
This application requires timber that is stable, easy to machine and capable of achieving a high-quality finish, whether painted, stained or veneered, while also withstanding frequent handling and commercial wear. Species such as European Oak and American White Oak are commonly used for premium shopfitting due to their strength, attractive grain and long-term durability. Sapele and Utile provide a refined, consistent appearance with good stability, making them ideal for high-end fitted interiors. European Redwood, European Whitewood and Radiata Pine offer cost-effective, versatile solutions for painted fixtures and modular shopfitting systems, while Poplar is often used for concealed structures due to its light weight and ease of machining.
Afrormosia
Afzelia
Agba
Ash - American
Douglas Fir – Oregon Pine
Hemlock
Idigbo
Iroko
Larch – Siberian
Mahogany – African
Meranti – Dark Red
Meranti – Light Red
Oak – American – White
Oak – English
Oak – European
Opepe
Padauk
Parana Pine
Pine – European Redwood
Pine – Radiata
Pine – Yellow – Southern
Poplar – American
Ramin
Sapele
Seraya – Dark Red
Utile
Walnut – English
