
What Are the Advantages of Charred Timber Compared to Standard Timber Cladding?
As an architect or building developer, you’ll know that the Timber in Construction roadmap supports the move towards timber buildings. However, not every timber is
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Are you looking for advice about charred timber cladding and the finishes available? Or perhaps you’re looking for stunning hardwood or composite decking? What ever you are after, we can offer assistance. We will advise on using or specifying our products. Take a look at our news and advice for the latest information about our products and advice.

As an architect or building developer, you’ll know that the Timber in Construction roadmap supports the move towards timber buildings. However, not every timber is

With the final days of 2025 in sight, we wanted to share our Christmas opening times and a few highlights of 2025. Open for Business

We are delighted to invite you to visit our timber cladding showroom. Opened in 2025, this new facility offers a space for architects, clients, joiners
A Collaboration Between Design and Innovation When architect and television presenter George Clarke needed a decking specialist for Channel 4’s Ugly House to Lovely House,

Timber is a practical and proven building material. It offers structural integrity, design versatility and aesthetic appeal. What’s more, it is a low-carbon building material,

The first Rutland Flower Show was held in August. The event was a showcase of floral displays and garden design, with produce, plant and craft

Heritage buildings have innate character, which makes them a desirable project. However, without considered renovation, the original features that attracted you to the building can

On warm summer days, can you beat an evening in the garden listening to the birds and watching the sunset? It’s one of life’s simple

Architects often specify Shou Sugi Ban® charred timber cladding as it delivers timeless design. We see it used on heritage restorations and barn conversions where

Timber is one of the oldest building materials and it is key to the future of sustainable construction. However, this natural material is flammable. We