wood protection

Ensuring safe decking: The importance of Use Class 4

by Jennie Ward|24 April 2508 April 25|Build, Supply

Many timber decks in the UK could be unsafe due to inadequate specifications and/or poor installation practices, according to the Timber Decking and Cladding Association (TDCA). Here's how to make sure the deck boards, joists and substructure products you sell, buy and install are safe and fit for purpose. Many...

Always cover your cut batten ends

by Jennie Ward|24 March 2524 March 25|Build, Supply

UK building legislation clearly stipulates that all cut timber roofing batten ends should be properly preserved in every new pitched roofing or re-roofing project, regardless of whether it is for domestic or commercial construction. This essential practice not only enhances the durability and integrity of roofing structures but also adheres...

Speakers announced for 2025 WPA Conference

by Jennie Ward|24 March 2524 March 25|Supply

The Wood Protection Association (WPA) has launched the conference programme and speakers for its 2025 annual awards and event, which takes place on 7-8 May at the Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort in Leeds. The programme theme is: Futureproofing demand for preservative treated wood. For the first time...

Webbs Builders’ Merchants targets trade with new Postsaver machine

by Jennie Ward|21 February 2521 February 25|Build, Supply

Oxfordshire-based Webbs Builders Merchants has enhanced its fencing offering with the installation of a Postsaver application machine. This new addition will enable Webbs to meet growing customer demand for high-quality, long-lasting fencing solutions. The new Postsaver application machine enables Webbs Builders Merchants to fit Postsaver Pro-Wraps at source, supplying small...

Moisture Management During Construction

by Guest Author|31 July 2424 September 25|Build, Design

Moisture Management During Construction is a document that explains what can happen to timber if is exposed to moisture - and how to best avoid this.

TDUK responds to concerns raised over roofing batten treatments

by Jennie Ward|19 January 2422 January 24|Supply

TDUK members will have seen the recent stories and claims on some media sites about chemical treatment from roofing battens leaching out and causing damage to roofing membranes, as well as claims of it causing skin complaints among roofing personnel. While Timber Development UK is in no position to verify...

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