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Date & Time in Bali

CURRENT LOCAL DATE AND TIME IN BALI:

Tuesday, 19th March 2024
7:07:38 am

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Definition of deforestation according to Wikipedia:

"Deforestation is the removal of a forest or stand of trees where the land is thereafter converted to a non-forest use. Examples of deforestation include conversion of forestland to agriculture or urban use."


We do not need to explain the devastating effect caused by the world-wide ongoing deforestation. 

What counts is what we, - as builders of tropical hardwood homes -, can do about it. First of all we could terminate our business, but this will have serious consequences for all of our staff and workers. Secondly we could increase our prices with 5-fold and contribute the extra funds to the Indonesian reforestation program. The question which immediately raises is: Who will buy our houses? We could source different type of hardwood species which are not (yet) on the endangered wood species list. However, sadly enough, this will not last long. We came up with many more ideas, but none of them proved to have a solid sustainable foundation, that is to say,........... one of these ideas may work well.

This is what we would like to achieve:
We are now gradually abandon the use of Indonesian hardwood for our houses which may soon be listed as "endangered" and replace this with hardwood species which grow in abundance and wich are protected by the V-legal system <V-legal> which lists the timber sources selected from Government certified plantations, whereas a proper and continous re-forestation program is in place. 
The Pros: We will seriously contribute to the saving of Indonesia's endangered tropical forests. At least we are certain that we use "green wood".
The Cons: We may not be able to utililze some hardwoods we were used to and prices may have to be increased somewhat. However, we are of the believe that any client will be willing to pay this little contribution to safeguard Indonesia's tropical forests.

The Management of Prefabworld Bali International

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Reviews from Prefab World Bali

"We purchased two pre-fab gazebos each 10'x10 and a flat deck 10'x10 and a 10'x10 deck with cutout for around our hot tub and pool. We live in Grand Cayman. My parents and brother each bought a slightly larger gazebo. They both live in Barbados. All our gazebos have alang alang roofs. We are all very happy with the product and in each case Prefabworld Bali International delivered what they said they would. We all used our own labour to put together the kits".
Review from: Mr. Desmond Kinch, Grand Cayman, Caribbean
Project: 2 hurricane resistant gazebos for the Cayman islands and 2 gazebos for Barbados
Date: 22-08-2013
Rating: 5 out of 5.

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