Meet Kebony at Carrefour International du Bois 2026

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Receive your complimentary invitation by registering. Use your appointment to try your luck at the Kebony stand and win a gift to enjoy the pleasures of summer outdoors.

Kebony at Carrefour International du Bois 2026 in Nantes, France
Carrefour International du Bois is the perfect opportunity to meet the Kebony team and discover how durable, high-performance wood can help you design facades and decking that are both beautiful and resilient. For an optimal experience, schedule an appointment with our team now, receive your complimentary entry, and make the most of your time at the Parc des Expositions in Nantes. As a bonus, try your luck at our stand to win a gift to enjoy the outdoors this summer by participating in our competition.

Why meet with us?

This international trade show is the perfect opportunity to meet our teams and discover:

  • Our different profiles and their proven performance in our EPDs
  • New cladding options with certified flame retardant Class B fire rating
  • An extended range of colors and finish options (Charred Wood / Shou sugi ban, etc.)
  • Technical and design advice for your current and future projects

Practical Details

Date Date: June 2-4, 2026
Time Time: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Tuesday and Wednesday, 5:00 PM on Thursday
Location Location: Nantes Exhibition Center Stand E10 GP (Grand Palais)

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About Kebony

Kebony is a sustainable wood technology company that transforms certified sustainable softwood into a high-performance material with the aesthetics and performance of tropical hardwoods. The key features of Kebony wood are:

  • Sourced from responsibly managed FSC/PEFC-certified forests
  • Designed for long service life in demanding outdoor applications
  • Warranty of up to 35 years
  • Ideal for facades, decks, and outdoor structures in a changing climate

By incorporating Kebony into their building projects, architects can reduce environmental impact without compromising design freedom, durability, or performance.