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Types of Softwood

Distinguishing the Different Types of Softwoods When buying timber, you have to decide whether you are getting softwood or hardwood. The type of wood dictates the quality and look of the finished good. Softwoods make up for 80% of the timber products on the market. This type of wood creates everything from MDF to paper…

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Best Uses For OSB Boards

The Oriented Strand Board (OSB) is an engineered wood that is formed by the addition of adhesives to wood flakes and compressing them is a specific orientation. The glued flakes form a wooden board that is much stronger. OSB is also referred to as aspenite or sterling boards and look almost similar to particle boards.…

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Know Your Sheet Board Materials

Sheet board materials are solid wood substitutes in building. Sheet board materials are preferred first and foremost due to their lower cost compared to solid wood materials. Secondly, sheet board materials are stable in varying weather conditions. Solid wood expands and contracts seasonally, which is bad news for more many builders. However, sheet board seldom…

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What Is Carcassing Timber and How Should It Be Stored?

  The expression carcassing is typically used to allude to timbers prepared for use in primary applications, for instance, rooftop secures, floor joists and for apportioned dividers. Theo’s Timber has made all this accessible and an an extensive variety of sizes and lengths of timber that can be quality evaluated and treated with your necessities.…

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Four Generations of Timber Expertise

The roots of Theo’s Timber Theo’s Timber have been based in Manchester since 1990, and owned by the same family ever since. In Manchester, the present story started when Aubrey, Jason, and Theo moved to the city. Going further back, Theo’s Timber and the Noyek family have four generations of timber and woodworking experience under…

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