It’s January 2020. A fresh start. Clean slate. New horizons. Resolutions. You know the drill. Feels good doesn’t it? Well, here’s a resolute revelation that’s... read more
fresh sawn timber Category
Western Red Cedar, the archetypal timber cladding
We know fresh sawn Western Red Cedar cladding comes high on the ‘wish list’ for lots of building projects. When we ask our customers ‘why?’ we often hear... read more
Larch in a Cold Climate or… The Pursuit of Larch.
The story of a lone timber species, born into a family of Redwoods and destined for greatness. Larch navigates the choppy waters of the 20thC sawmill scene until... read more
DO Douglas Fir
Douglas Fir, friend of forester, sawmiller and woodworker alike. Overlooked by most for it’s more notorious redwood cousins, Larch and Western Red Cedar, poor old... read more
G Unit – The Reunion
Old timber-blog fans will be well acquainted with the Graham & Grant factor, or G Unit as we like to call them. Well, the years... read more
The story of the Boules
Our sticking team is busy in the yard putting together some gorgeous fresh sawn T&T boules, all sourced from sustainable managed British woodlands. We’ve... read more
The Great Pancake Day TIMBER SALE!!!
21.02.2014 Here it is Folks… and all is revealed! You’re looking at the TIMBER SALE PRICE LIST as it stands today (we’re not promising we... read more
Structural Timber
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE PEFC OAK STRUCTURAL TIMBER STOCK! Our stock made up of over 500 green, semi-seasoned & seasoned stock beams available for selection... read more
And for Lunch…
An enormous serving of Larch with a side order of glazed curtain wall, glulam posts and a sprinkling of Western Red Cedar joinery, all tastefully... read more
Douglas Fir for Breakfast
Or “How to Embarrass Your Husband in Front of a Room Full of Belgians” So the story starts on a gloomy November evening with Gus... read more
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