Accoya

Accoya invests in the future of woodworking through BWF
by Jennie Ward|30 May 25|Build, Supply
Accsys, the manufacturer of Accoya wood, has sponsored the ‘Rising Star’ award at the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) Awards, reaffirming its commitment to nurturing the next generation of talent in the woodworking and joinery sector. As part of the sponsorship, winners and shortlisted candidates for the Rising Star award, alongside...
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Accoya cladding specified for Northumberland retail park
by Jennie Ward|24 March 25|Build, Supply
Willowburn Retail Park in Alnwick, Northumberland, offers a mix of big-name brands and charming independent retailers. Designed to create a modern and sustainable retail destination, the development aims to enhance the local shopping experience while complementing North Northumberland’s natural surroundings. Projekt Architects, the firm behind the retail park's design, envisioned...
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Accoya helps elevate Victorian home renovation
by Jennie Ward|18 December 24|Corporate, Supply
International Timber has partnered with Sash Window Specialists and Midhurst Windows & Doors to enhance the exterior windows and porch of a stunning Victorian home in Staffordshire. Sash Window Specialists is a manufacturer, supplier and installer of traditional timber sash and timber casement windows designed to transform homes across the...
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The Hadleigh Timber Group becomes new Accoya distributor
by Jennie Ward|03 December 24|Corporate, Supply
Accsys has announced its appointment of The Hadleigh Timber Group as a UK Accoya distributor. The Hadleigh Timber Group, which includes Meyer, Panelco, Timbmet and CP Timber, is a leading UK timber supplier with a full UK nationwide service across a range of products. Chris Rudd, CEO of The Hadleigh...
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Accoya fenders win construction award
by Jennie Ward|23 October 24|Build, Supply
Accoya fenders, produced and supplied by International Timber and Jacobs Engineering, have won a London Construction Award in recognition of their sustainable benefits. Accsys and sustainability consultants 540 WORLD took home the ‘Excellence in Sustainability – Product’ award for their Accoya fender project, which supports the safety of docking boats....
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Championing carbon-neutral cladding
by Jennie Ward|16 August 24|Supply
James Latham Dublin is leading the charge at a ground-breaking, low-carbon industrial development in the Republic of Ireland. James Latham Dublin (formerly Abbey Woods, part of the James Latham Group), has provided Accoya timber to a pioneering North Dublin Operations Depot. Around 1,700m2 of Accoya, in bespoke profiles and finishes,...
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Stacking up on timber for Summer
by Jennie Ward|30 July 24|Supply
As well as holding the right stock, merchants need to be promoting and educating their customers on the benefits timber can bring to landscaping projects, to help boost summer profits. Phil Taylor, Regional Sales Director at International Timber, discusses some of these key differentiators. Great landscaping can increase a home’s...
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Sustainable Accoya Saves Historic Welsh Station
by Jennie Ward|18 December 23|Supply
International Timber and Peter Cox recently joined forces to restore a 155-year-old signal box in Wales, using sustainable Accoya to ensure longevity and maintain the structure's historic charm. The Valley Station signal box in Anglesey dates back to 1867 and was in desperate need of restoration following decades of decay....
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Sustainable Accoya cladding adds stunning finish to contemporary farmhouse
by Jennie Ward|09 October 23|Build, Supply
Sustainable Accoya cladding from International Timber has been used for the construction of a self-build farmhouse in Salisbury, designed by award-winning architect practice Adam Knibb Architects. Waldens Farm is a four-bed property located in West Grimstead with beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. Accoya timber cladding from International Timber features...
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Greyfriars by Konishi Gaffney
Greyfriars Charteris Centre
by Bryony Bodimeade|15 June 23|Design
Konishi Gaffney Architects’ refurbishment and extension of Greyfriars Charteris Centre in Edinburgh has transformed the underused former church and administrative building into a thriving community hub, providing flexible work and events spaces and a nondenominational sanctuary.
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