European oak

Talking homegrown timber: how to use UK wood, with English Woodlands Timber
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“When it comes to homegrown timber, it’s really important to talk about the fundamentals – so that designers understand what is generally possible, and how they can design with it,” says Tom Compton,  Managing Director of English Woodlands Timber. “With structural timber, strength is the concern. For exterior use, durability...
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European Oak or American White Oak?
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When deciding between European Oak and American White Oak for your project, it’s essential to consider several factors to ensure the wood aligns with your aesthetic preferences and functional requirements. Here, TDUK member Timber Connection offers a breakdown of the key considerations for each type. European Oak Aesthetic: European oak...
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WL West gives its top 10 uses for Oak
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TDUK member W.L West is a family-owned sawmill & timber merchant in West Sussex that specialises in Oak wood. Here, they explore why Oak is so popular and its top 10 uses in the UK. European Oak is incredibly versatile, making it a preferred choice for a wide range of...
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Turning timber into stunning staircases
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TDUK members millimetre are an award-winning design and fabrication company, established in 2006. Their team includes designers, architects, joiners and fabricators and their output is very varied: architecture, interiors, furniture, art, lighting and staircases. millimetre's black oak helical staircase; all images © Glasshopper It’s their staircases that we’re focusing on...
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Cambridge library
European oak adds warmth to Cambridge library
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More than £300,000 of European Oak timber was used to create the new Magdalene College Library in Cambridge. TDUK spoke to timber supplier James Latham to find out more. From Niall McLaughlin Architects’ initial sketches through to the delivery, fabrication and installation of engineered timber components, the new Magdalene College...
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