150 hectares of own products
Increased efficiency with unique machinery
More than 55 years of experience
Environmentally conscious entrepreneurship
Our willow products and services
Trusted by thousands of customers for over 55 years

Fascine mattress / crib
Mattresses made from bundles of willow branches for the protection of beds and embankments.
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Revetments
Prevent erosion caused by wind, water and ice. We install over 30 km of revetment every year.
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Willow fencing
Willow fencing Installed in 1 day. Any style and height is possible. An enrichment of your garden.
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Legakker
A technique to restore and maintain legakkers (long, narrow strips of land on which harvested peat was laid to dry in earlier times) and reed beds.
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Nature projects
Van Aalsburg makes a major contribution to nature conservation and the world of tomorrow.
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Projects
Trusted by thousands of customers for over 55 years

Fascine mattress
Flood protection Ooijen-Wanssum
Commissioned by Mooder Maas, we have made the Ooijen-Wanssum area development more water-safe.
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Legakker
Recreation island
In the Langeraarsche Plassen, Van Aalsburg has started a wonderful and unique project. The construction of a 'recreational island'.
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Third generation family business with high-quality willow products
Van Aalsburg B.V. is a unique willow timber supplier whose craft has been passed down from father to son(s). The company has grown to become a large, dynamic family business consisting of six very committed brothers. This international company lives and breathes as one big family in everything it does, together with some 80 motivated specialists. And they all have the same goal.
- 150 hectares of own products
and more than 55 years of experience - Increased efficiency
with unique machinery - Environmentally conscious entrepreneurship
- Blue diesel 89% less CO 2 emissions
- Highest achievable level on CO 2 performance ladder
- We compensate 3,300 tons of CO2 per year!
- 100% self-sufficient through solar panels