Made out of a mixture of rice husks, common salt, and mineral oil. Composite wood contains no wood at all; instead, it makes use of an abundant by-product of rice farming. Thus, producing the material doesn’t contribute to deforestation.
Composite Wood gives the appearance and feel of wood while offering better durability. In accelerated aging tests, it lasted the equivalent of fifteen years without noticeable degradation, exceeding the performance of hardwoods and other materials. Composite wood is UV resistant and will not gray.
It is also extremely resistant to rot, fungal attacks, and even termites. Unlike wood, composite wood will not develop splinters.
