Unilog Pro is the UK’s market-leading machine round landscaping timber range, ideal for a wide variety of landscaping projects, exclusively from M&M Timber.

The machine-rounded timbers offer an attractive, practical, flexible, and cost-effective solution. Unilog Pro is manufactured from specifically selected pine species to optimise preservative uptake providing the perfect solution for landscaping projects where borders or earth retention is required.

Timber, being a natural product, blends in with the surrounding environment and provides a durable natural retaining barrier. The material is easy to work with and offers the flexibility to meet a variety of landscaping design requirements.

The Unilog Pro timbers are available in a range of sizes and material grades to meet a variety of retaining applications. Unilog Pro is available in four diameters 100mm,125mm,150mm and 200mm and in lengths from 300mm up to 3600mm.  Bespoke lengths are available on request up to 5800mm with a maximum diameter of 300mm.

When used in accordance with our TRADA (Timber Research and Development Association) installation recommendations these landscaping timbers will provide years of service. Available with a 15 or 30-year desired service life warranty.

M&M Timber is a WPA approved treated and all Unilog Pro timbers are pressure treated in accordance using impra wood preservative. The timbers are FSC Certified and are backed by the independent WPA Benchmark accreditation. The WPA benchmark scheme relates specifically to the durability (resistance to biological degradation) of wood treated with preservatives by an industrial impregnation process. It applies specifically to a treated product and certificated under this scheme are verified as being compliant with BS8417, the wood preservation code of practice.

It is important when using timber for retaining walls, that the structure is fit for purpose and will give long life. Whether the project is retaining earth, water or other materials Unilog Pro is properly treated for long life, using a sustainably sourced timber that offers a cost-effective solution for projects.