Wondering what the differences are between European, British and Siberian Larch? Within this post we describe their unique properties and uses.
Every part of a tree has its use and we’re here to explain why it’s not only the wood that makes trees so valuable, it’s the complete package, even if we never touch it.
Whilst we might see them and utilise their products every day, how do trees grow and develop? Let’s start at the literal root of the question.
Want to know more about the FSC logo? This is a logo we’re all familiar with, but what’s behind it?
Find out how timber acts as a natural carbon sink - storing the CO2 that’s taken from the air by the trees that are harvested and used to create timber.
Many of us are starting to question whether companies are practising what they preach and that’s exactly why initiatives such...
How exactly are the most commonly used materials impacting our planet and what alternative materials should we be looking at for a greener future together?
Ekki is a naturally durable timber that’s amongst the hardest species on the planet. Subsequently it is the ideal material for use across a multitude of applications looking for a very long service life durability.
Timber may be the only renewable building material, but with plastic one of the biggest environmental threats of the modern world, there’s another marvellous variation of plastic that’s helping to change the fate of our planet.
With so many wood species to choose from, selecting the right timber type isn’t easy. Below we share the benefits of using Oak as well as reveal why all Oak is not created equal.
We take a closer look at the use of Greenheart wood in the civil and marine industries, and uncover the benefits of choosing reclaimed over other timber types.
As a supporter of the FSC®, our FSC® certified products mean projects big and small are also doing their bit for the environment. But how does choosing FSC® certified timber protect the forest ecosystems around the world?