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08.04.2014
“Let the Wood Times Roll”: Abodo’s New Company Bicycle
Abodo Wood has commissioned a new company bike with award winning Dutch company Sandwichbike.
The bike’s frame is made from PEFC certified European beech plywood, providing comfortable and smooth riding to the rider.
The lightweight but strong wood structure provides a renewable alternative to carbon intensive aluminium bike frames.
“We are proud to bring the first Sandwichbike into New Zealand. It is our intention to use the bike for urgent coffee runs, chasing down architects and generally marauding drivers in the Parnell region” exudes Abodo’s Marketing Director, Daniel Gudsell.
Watch out for the Abodo Bike!
Recent news
From Design to Delivery: Abodo Welcomes Weaverbird Wood Co
Abodo® Vulcan is now available through Weaverbird Wood Co, giving California’s architecture and design community a new way specify high-performance timber.
NEW / Enhanced Protector™ Formulation
An enhanced Protector coating formulation, is being rolled out. Factory coating of the new Protector in Patina, Teak, Straw, Nero, Natural, Walnut, White, and Clear is now happening.
Introducing / The Mountain Wests' Glacier Millworks
A new distributor in Abodo’s North American Architectural partner network.
Built on Feedback: The New 75mm Cladding Screw is Coming
Responding to customer demand for greater fixing depth, builders will get an extra 10mm where they need it most. Replacing the 65mm, the new 75mm Cladding Screw is arriving in September 2026.