Species

net zero
World Forest ID wants your thoughts on scientific testing
by Jennie Ward|28 September 23|Build, Supply
World Forest ID is a small, US-registered non-profit established in 2021 to leverage unique geo-located plant chemistry, environmental data and cutting edge technology to enable traceable and accountable global supply chains. The organisation is asking TDUK members to complete its latest Private Sector Priority Species Survey, to help it understand...
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A panel with character
by Jennie Ward|01 September 23|Supply
Here, we take an in-depth look at Clear-Faced Douglas Fir Decorative Plywood, available in the UK from DHH Panel Products. Canadian Clear-Faced Douglas Fir is a decorative plywood that’s full of character and flair, and often chosen for its distinctive appearance. Its matured, sophisticated face, combined with a wild orange...
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New timber species
New timber species added to CITES Appendix II
by Jennie Ward|16 February 23|Supply
The following timber species have been added to CITES Appendix II following the 19th Conference of Parties (COP19) held in Panama in November 2022. African mahogany/Pod mahogany. African populations of Afzelia spp. in Appendix II with annotation #17 (Logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets, plywood and transformed wood). Enter into force...
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Timber Trade Topics Wood Campus – Full book
by TDUK|21 September 22|Build, Supply
Timber Trade Topics is a compilation of documents that have 18 key basic timber topics for builders, they go from sourcing sustainable timber to the use of timber on coatings, cladding, decking, among other topics.
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Choosing timber species
by TRADA|27 August 22|Education, Supply
Read on the botanical classification of timber, the strength grading, properties and density.
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Timbers – their properties and uses
by TRADA|17 August 22|Supply
Look through over a hundred of timber species and see its performance, properties, origin and different uses according to dimesions, density, colour, texture and some other characteristics of it.
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Wood – decorative and practical
by TRADA|11 August 22|Supply
Understand the difference between timber species, how they usually separate from each other botanically (Softwood and Hardwood) and the different uses they have.
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