Projects

In partnership with erz. Landscape, The Gro Garden is designed to be a wellbeing, art and greenspace where visitors and staff of Queen Elizabeth University Hospital can rest and relax in. We helped by constructing screens, frames and a wide range of seating, all from reclaimed wood.

Contributing to the sustainable regeneration of a historic section of the Clyde Waterfront. Glasgow Wood were asked by several contractors to supply various indoor and outdoor furniture, along with cladding, to help with the fit out of the work and community spaces located within the Campus.

Working with the QMU cafe team, we helped by adding a new face to their student area. Bespoke benches, tables, a bin store, a sliding partition wall, cladding and kitchen fascias were all part of the transformation.

Supported by Zero Waste Scotland, RE-CASK was set up to investigate the potential for oak whisky barrels in helping us move towards a more low carbon future. Throughout the initial project window we've prevented approximately 4 tonnes of CO2 from entering our atmosphere.