Water construction places special demands on materials: they must be extremely weather-resistant, durable, and environmentally friendly. For decades, tropical wood was considered the first choice – but this comes at the expense of rainforests. Robinia wood offers a sustainable, regional alternative that meets all the requirements.

Many horse owners wonder: Is robinia wood toxic to horses? The answer is: Yes – but only in its natural form. When processed correctly, a fence made of robinia wood is completely safe.

Robinia (Robinia pseudoacacia), also known as the "false acacia", is a polarising species. While it is often classified as an invasive species from a nature conservation perspective, it is also considered one of the most sustainable and efficient woods in Europe for forestry and construction. How does this fit together? And what does responsible management of Robinia look like?

Roll fences are among the most popular fencing solutions in garden and landscaping construction, as well as in the professional fields of agriculture, animal husbandry, and site greening. However, not every type of wood meets the high demands for stability, weather resistance, and durability of a picket fence.