Wenge wood has sometimes had a bad name for sustainability, unrightfully so. Take a read to see how wenge wood can be a sustainable choice.

In 2023 we are going to start production of extra long and wide flooring using grown-in-Britain [GIB] douglas fir! In this blog we will take a look at the 5 benefits of using douglas fir for flooring.

What is meranti timber and why do we think it is best thermo-treated? Discover the thermo-treating process for timber. Learn more.

Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior), also known as European Ash or Common Ash, is a timber that has been used in the United Kingdom for centuries. This hardwood is experiencing bad press due to Ash Dieback Disease, here are 7 things you need to know about this underrated timber.

We are committed to helping sustainability initiatives wherever possible. However, there are some timbers which outperform others when it comes to sustainability, so we've rounded up the 5 best timbers for sustainability and environment.

Iroko is a durable hardwood from the tropical west coast of Africa - also known as 'African Teak'. But what is iroko? Find out.

An exotic African hardwood, we explore the Pros and Cons of Framire timber and how it is commonly used today. Read now.

Use timber wisely, it’s taken years to grow, we should make the most of what we fell and utilise more of the tree, knots and all. Read more.

Sustainable timber is important to our industry. Without new stocks of good timber coming to the market, we couldn't trade. Find out more.