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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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UK Forestry Facts and Figures

Understanding that sustainability is no longer a niche but a norm of today is crucial in every industry, especially in forestry. Forest carbon stock regulation through sustainable woodland management is identified as a significant feat to combat climate change, which is why Theo’s Timber  adopts and opts environment-conscious options in the overall timber resources procurement.…

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How Should Timber Be Stored?

How to Store Timber Safely on Site Timber is a natural material that is susceptible to damage more than even plastic or metal. Failing to store timber supplies properly results in cost spikes on a building project. When the supplies spoil, financial penalties and delays may be incurred when seeking for the delivery of replacements.…

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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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Advantages of Timber Over Steel & Brick

Benefits of using Timber over Steel and Brick Timber has been a favourite material for hundreds of years for building houses, furniture, as well as a wide variety of other necessary timber products. Today, timber is still the material preferred by many construction companies. (more…)

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