Timber Competitors

Dobi offers a robust portfolio of products & services focused on sustainability, creative solutions, innovation and customer enjoyment. Our outdoor living brands include CedarCraft, TrueFire and Coastal Cuisine and can be found in major retailers, club, grocery, mass and online channels. Dobi Distribution specializes in developing and managing strategies for excess inventories with a focus on mobile accessories and consumer electronics. Partners include Otterbox, Speck, Tech 21, Incipio, Popsockets and other national brands.

TimberTech gives homeowners, builders, architects, and contractors attractive, low-maintenance, sustainable choices to reinvent outdoor spaces. Our goal is to help our consumers live their best life outdoors — and to do that, we produce innovative decking solutions that bring together a unique combination of Timber + Tech. ‘Timber’ captures all the colors, textures, and beauty of real wood, in a sustainable composite material. ‘Tech’ defines the way our decking is engineered to outperform wood and other composites with low maintenance and high performance, giving our homeowners a lifetime of enjoyment. Premium TimberTech Advanced PVC and Composite Decking have the largest and most realistic range of natural wood colors and texture options that feature the look and feel of sought-after wood species — including premium hardwoods. Our outdoor living product portfolio also features premium railing and aluminum framing, plus attractive lighting and other accessories. TimberTech has the most fire-resistant options, including non-combustible aluminum framing and metal railing, and decking with more WUI-Compliant colors, and more collections and colors with a Class A Flame Spread Rating. Made in the USA from up to 85% recycled materials like plastic bags, milk jugs, and even post-construction scrap, TimberTech has repurposed over 500 million pounds of waste and saved over 4 million trees — and counting. Our goal is to use 1 billion pounds of waste and scrap annually.

Lumberjack nasce nel 1979, ispirandosi al mondo degli immensi parchi canadesi. Negli anni '80 il River Boot diventa un'icona di una generazione e nei primi anni del 2000 viene implementata la collezione abbracciando diversi mondi di utilizzo. Nel 2012 l'importante gruppo turco Ziylan acquista il marchio, rilanciandone l'immagine e allargandosi a tutto il mercato internazionale. Lumberjack, che nel tempo ha saputo declinare la propria identità outdoor in chiave urbana e moderna, ha spostato l'asse del proprio target verso una clientela più ampia, non solo maschile. Se il core business di Lumberjack in passato era rappresentato dalle calzature uomo, ora le nuove collezioni hanno guadagnato l'apprezzamento anche del pubblico femminile e junior grazie alle collezioni sempre più ricche e stilose, che non rinunciano alla funzionalità, grazie a materiali e lavorazioni di ultima generazione, che da sempre contraddistinguono le scarpe del brand.