Wood has long been the default choice for outdoor construction in Kenya. From decking and pergolas to facades and walkways, timber is widely used and familiar. However, Kenya’s climate presents significant challenges for wood, leading many builders, developers and homeowners to rethink their material choices. Worn wooden decking Bamboo composite materials are increasingly being used as an alternative. This article compares bamboo composite vs wood in Kenya , focusing on cost

Choosing the right building material in Kenya goes far beyond appearance or upfront cost. Climate is a decisive factor. From intense UV exposure and heavy rainfall to dry heat and termites, construction materials in Kenya are exposed to demanding conditions every single day. Bamboo composite materials are increasingly being used as an alternative to timber and conventional composites. But how do they actually perform across Kenya’s diverse climate zones? And why does that pe

Sustainability is often the first thing people associate with bamboo. And rightly so. But at We Do Bamboo, we believe that sustainability alone is not enough. Building materials must perform. They must handle weight, weather, time, and daily use. That belief is what inspired our Rugged by Nature campaign and it is exactly how we approach bamboo composite decking and cladding. We Do Bamboo's Rugged by Nature ad This article explains why bamboo composite materials are not just