I collect pallets that would otherwise end up as waste. From that wood I make gifts you can put your own photo or text on.
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Behind a warehouse, at goods reception, there are pallets that have done their job. Some still light, others grey from the rain. I pick them up before they go in the skip.
Then I take them apart, dry them, saw and sand until clean wood remains. Nail holes and knots I leave if I can. That belongs to the wood’s first life.
From those boards I cut a clock, a plaque or a photo holder. You choose the photo. I engrave it into the wood, into the grain. Not a print on top. It sits in the wood.
See the productsYou do it yourself. Upload a photo or type some text, and you see straight away how the engraving looks on the wood. Our AI helps with that. Nudge it until it feels right, then order. No emails back and forth.
I collect discarded pallets and leftover wood. Material that would otherwise be thrown away.
Taking apart, drying, sawing, sanding. Until a sturdy board or disc remains.
In the shop you personalise it yourself. Photo or text, the AI shows how the engraving will look. Then I burn it into the wood and send it out.
Pick a product, add a photo or text, and order. Each piece is made by hand, from wood that already had a first life.
In the shop you’ll find the clock, photo on wood and the rest. Pick one and put your photo on it.
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