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Discovering how cooperation benefits small timber processing

June 7, 2024 by Sarah Lawton

Read the report from our recent Association of Scottish Hardwood Sawmillers (ASHS) study tour for the Sawmillers CoP

Filed Under: Communities of Practice, Community Sawmillers, Forestry, News, Processing Tagged With: events, forestry

NRW awareness sessions : Changes to felling licences under the Forestry Act

February 5, 2024 by Sarah Lawton

20, 22 February and 1 March, via Microsoft Teams

Filed Under: Events, Forestry, Processing, Sawmills, Skills and Education, Supply Chain, Timber, Woodland Management Tagged With: events, felling, forestry, Past Events

More and Better Home-Grown Timber—The role for a consolidator

January 27, 2021 by admin

What might a business plan for the supply of home-grown timber to the Welsh housing sector look like, if it is to be closely integrated with the ownership and management of the timber resource in Wales? Additional capacity in the sector has been identified in three key areas: secondary processing capacity; in undermanaged forestry and […]

Filed Under: Forestry, Home-Grown Homes, Policy Briefing, Processing, Resources, Welsh Timber, Woodland Management Tagged With: forestry, Home Grown Homes, Policy Briefing, Processing

Google Map highlights exemplar timber housing projects in Wales

October 31, 2020 by admin

Find exemplar timber housing projects we have worked with over the past few years. Explore information on construction, innovative products, use of home-grown timber and Welsh manufacturing, carbon impact and building performance.

Filed Under: Case Studies, Case Study, Forestry, Home-Grown Homes, Housing, Joinery, Manufacturing, Processing, Resources, Timber Systems Tagged With: Building Performance, carbon, Case Study, Construction, Design Specification, Home Grown Homes, Processing, timber construction

Coast Redwood Groves in Wales – a planting solution in a changing climate?

February 24, 2020 by admin

Sequoia sempervirens, also known as coast redwood, coastal redwood, Californian redwood, is a species which is increasingly mentioned when considering alternative tree species to cope with a changing climate in Wales. This may come as a surprise to some given that the deep leaf litter it produces decays slowly and deters ground flora causing a […]

Filed Under: Case Studies, Case Study, Forestry, Grading, Processing, Welsh Timber Tagged With: Case Study, Processing, Woodland Management

From garden sleeper to beautiful window. Challenging perceptions about Welsh timber

September 10, 2019 by admin

Custom Precision Joinery rose to the challenge laid down by Dainis Dauksta at a Woodknowledge Wales knowledge event on Developing the Welsh Joinery Sector – Barriers and Opportunities for Windows by offering to make a demonstration window from (1) local Welsh timber (2) to a specification acceptable to housing associations and (3) have it ready […]

Filed Under: Case Studies, Case Study, Grading, Joinery, Processing, Resources, Welsh Timber Windows, Windows Tagged With: Building Elements, Case Study, Home Grown Homes, Processing

Welsh Softwoods in Construction – Revised edition, March 2016

February 27, 2016 by admin

This research was undertaken by Woodknowledge Wales to identify the range of timber construction systems or techniques that are available for use in Wales and to identify the extent to which Welsh-grown softwoods could be utilised in their production. Download

Filed Under: Construction, Forestry, Grading, Manufacturing, Processing, Resources, Technical Briefing, Timber Structures, Timber Systems, Welsh Timber Tagged With: Building Elements, Processing, Structural Timber, Technical Briefing

Japanese Larch and its Innovative Applications in Construction 2014

February 28, 2014 by admin

The Wales Forest Business Partnership (WFBP) have surveyed 55 Japanese larch sites across Wales and estimate that 4.9 metre sawlogs make up 24% of the total crop of 1.89 million cubic metres. This could produce around 1 million cubic metres of sawnwood or 50,000 timber framed and timber clad three bedroomed houses. Add in projected […]

Filed Under: Construction, Forestry, Grading, Manufacturing, Policy Briefing, Processing, Resources, Species Mix, Technical Briefing, Welsh Timber Tagged With: Building Elements, Case Study, Processing

Brettstapel panels: in-plane strength and stiffness 2014

February 27, 2014 by admin

An extract of a dissertation completed by Ben Sochacki for his M.Eng; Dept of Architecture and Civil Engineering, University of Bath. The full dissertation is available contact WKW. Download

Filed Under: Grading, Manufacturing, Mass Timber, Processing, Resources, Technical Briefing, Timber Structures, Welsh Timber Tagged With: Case Study, Processing, Structural Timber, Technical Briefing

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