Jonathan Gutierrez

TDUK speaks up for timber to the Built Environment Committee
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TDUK's Chief Executive, David Hopkins, appeared before the Built Environment Committee on 23 June 2026 to discuss how the timber supply chain can support the delivery of the UK's New Towns programme. An ambitious housebuilding drive, the New Towns programme is backed by £16 billion in funding to support 500,000...
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Understanding Carbon Figures in Timber EPDs
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What do the biogenic carbon and A1-A3 embodied carbon figures on an EPD mean? Since the launch of TDUK’s EPD database, more TDUK members have taken the step to independently verify the environmental performance of their products across the full life cycle. This transparency benefits not only individual manufacturers but...
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If you install with wood, you already belong
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If you install with wood, you already belong. Installers could be the final link in the timber supply chain, turning plans and products into finished structures that bring designs to life. From timber frames and flooring to staircases and cladding, your work ensures that timber not only performs but shines...
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If you create with wood, you already belong
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Anyone who works with wood should be a member of Timber Development UK. This includes Architects. We are the only membership association that extends right across the supply chain, from supplier to specifier, and all points in between. Architects are the visionaries who shape spaces, transforming concepts into reality through...
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If you manufacture with wood, you already belong
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If you manufacture timber products, you are a vital part of the industry. Manufacturers drive the timber supply chain by transforming raw wood into high-performance products that shape our built environment. From engineered wood and timber frames to staircases, flooring, and bespoke joinery, your expertise ensures that timber reaches its...
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If you craft with wood, you already belong
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Carpenters are the skilled artisans who transform raw timber into stunning structures, exquisite furniture, and captivating interiors.  Their ability to shape, assemble, and finish wood is not just a craft—it's a vital contribution to the industry that bridges the gap between vision and reality. Yet, in today’s fast-paced environment, expertise...
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UK construction sees increased Pine supplies as timber mix evolves
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The UK construction supply chain is seeing an increase in imports of European Redwood (Pine) as European sawmills face significant disruptions that are impacting the availability of European Whitewood (Spruce). Timber Development UK has issued a Trade Note on the subject, reassuring members that this does not mean there is...
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If you trade in wood, you already belong
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Timber merchants are the vital backbone of the supply chain, seamlessly connecting high-quality wood products to builders, designers, and manufacturers. Your expertise in sourcing, stocking, and distributing timber not only supports businesses but also drives the entire industry forward. In today’s fast-paced market, excelling requires more than just outstanding products—...
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If you build with wood, you already belong
If you build with wood, you already belong
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Anyone who works with wood should be a member of Timber Development UK. This includes contractors. We are the only membership association which extends right across the supply chain, from supplier to specifier, and all points in between. Contractors are essential for turning good timber designs, into resilient, well-executed timber...
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If you work with wood
If you create spaces with timber, you already belong
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Anyone who works with wood should be a member of Timber Development UK. This includes Interior Designers, Exterior Designers and Landscapers. We are the only membership association which extends right across the supply chain, from supplier to specifier, and all points in between. From front door to back garden, designers...
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