Materials
Kiln Dried Timber
Available in sawn boards, PAR & PSE
Sawn boards are available in
- 1″ (25 mm),
- 1 1/4 ” (32 mm),
- 1 1/2″ (38 mm), 2″ (50 mm),
- 2 1/2″ (63 mm),
- 3″ (75 mm) &
- 4″ (100 mm)
Thickness from: 1″ (25 mm) up to 12″ (300 mm) in width & anything from 12″ (300 mm) long up to 16 ft (5 meters ) even longer in certain species.
HARDWOOD’S: European oak, American white oak, red oak, Japanese oak, American white ash, European elm, Iroko, Meranti, Sapele, Brazilian mahogany, African mahogany, Padauk, Utile, Brazilian cedar, American black walnut, Wenge, Beech, steamed Beech, Chestnut, Yellow poplar, Obeche, Koto, Idigbo, Keruing, sycamore, lime, maple, American cherry & Swiss pear.
SOFTWOOD’S: White wood, Scandinavian redwood, Yellow pine, southern yellow pine, Pitch pine, Douglas fir, Hemlock spruce, red Cedar & Parana pine.
English Oak
Not only is the Oak a beautiful tree but the timber it produces has extremely useful qualities. Oak came to Britain just under 10,000 years ago after the last ice age & during the following 3,500 years spread northwards to inhabit most of the UK. The warming during the post-glacial period also encouraged animals to move northwards, which in turn were followed by Hunter gatherers, as the population increased, oak became an ever more useful resource because of its strength and durability, further more there is evidence dating back as far as 7,500 BC of oak being used as a building material, it also became popular with industry & large forests were felled for the production of charcoal for smelting during the Bronze age .
Douglas fir is a softwood alternative to oak. It still has superb structural qualities & is very durable it also has a very distinctive sweet aroma.
Douglas Fir & Japanese larch
we can supply:
- Sawn Beams,
- Pearlings,
- Rafters,
- Trusses,
hip blades & any sawn materials you require.
we also supply home grown larch for fencing & Wayney edge boards.