These square edge & waney edge packs work for busy workshops - it's how we do it here - so why shouldn't your workshop have the same facility?
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The Timber Rack’s got gnarly Elm
This gnarly little Elm 'lump' is a slice taken off the log pre-milling so that the log can lay securely on the dogs (sawmill speak).
The Right Stuff: Air Dried Oak
Air dried (seasoned) timber is the right stuff for external joinery and furniture use. Kiln dried timber, unless re-acclimatised* is a risk if you make furniture or joinery products for use outside. Kilning is a process that reduces moisture to a level that makes timber appropriate and fit for use in interior spaces, centrally heated, air conditioned with low ambient moisture levels of 8-14%.
BUYING TIMBER ONLINE: Differently Means Digitally
Buying timber online has never been simpler or more convenient. Our stock search tool puts timber selection at your fingertips.
BUYING TIMBER ONLINE: You Choose
We believe you know what you want. Our online stock tool lets you choose.
BUYING TIMBER ONLINE: Collections & Deliveries
So you searched the stock, placed your order, and a few days later, your timber’s here and the gang have got it all packed up... read more
Oak – Beyond Prime there is Super Prime
Super Prime is a term that indicates a grade ‘above’ Prime. In truth, technically Super Prime hasn’t been documented or normalised as a timber grade in... read more
Cedar of Lebanon for the Soul
Here you see before you a hand built wall of English Cedar of Lebanon and it was designed and specified by the clever people at TOAST.... read more
A new job, a new Walnut desk!
The story of my new desk Before I started working for English Woodlands Timber I was told that I would be making my own... 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
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