Bali’s shrinking land crisis is worsening, with rice fields and forests giving way to concrete. Recent floods show how overdevelopment threatens the island’s environment, culture, and future.
Kaltimber launched its CSR with Replant World with the goal of planting 1,200 Ironwood trees in Kalimantan to protect forests, culture, and community traditions.
Kaltimber and partners won Best Exhibition Booth at JIA CURATED 2025 with “Life Cycle of Wood,” an immersive installation showcasing reclaimed ironwood and sustainable design at Bali Festival Park.
Bali’s new tourism policies aim to stop overdevelopment by banning new construction on productive land. Here’s what it means for builders — and why reclaimed wood is more relevant than ever.
Discover sustainable shiplap made from reclaimed teak and ulin wood at Kaltimber. Eco-friendly, durable, and full of character — perfect for timeless interior design.
Wood-damaging insects like termites, woodworms, and beetles pose serious threats to timber structures and furniture. This guide helps you identify the most common wood-eating pests, understand their lifecycles, and recognize signs of infestation—essential knowledge for anyone looking to protect their wooden assets and preserve their home’s integrity.
Kitaru Lumberyard expands the Kaltimber family with responsibly sourced hardwoods beyond reclaimed ironwood. Learn more about Kapur, Meranti, Bangkirai, and Teak—versatile wood species ideal for construction, interiors, and outdoor design.
Pergolas are more than decorative—they shape spaces, provide shade, and elevate outdoor living. Discover the many uses of pergolas and why reclaimed wood from Kaltimber, with structural expertise by Naturanexa, makes all the difference.
Kaltimber supports the EUDR and stands by Indonesia’s SVLK system to protect forests like those in Kalimantan. Reclaimed wood isn’t just beautiful—it’s a responsibility.
