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designTimber – New Wave House
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Event short description (used on home page):
Learn from the multidisciplinary team behind New Wave House in this designTimber webinar.
- Event short description (used on home page): Learn from the multidisciplinary team behind New Wave House in this designTimber webinar.
NWTTA Batten Learning Day
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Event short description (used on home page):
Become a ‘Batten Champion’: elevate your expertise, protect your customers and support better roofing standards across the industry.
- Event short description (used on home page): Become a ‘Batten Champion’: elevate your expertise, protect your customers and support better roofing standards across the industry.
Featured resources
The Merchant Guide to Selling Timber is a comprehensive new resource from TDUK to help merchants maximise their sales of timber and timber products.
Tree anatomy differs between softwoods and hardwoods, making it useful as a guide to identifying different species.
This is a report for the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Timber Industries, June 2023
This handbook aims to provide definitive guidance, as well as design inspiration, in a clear and easy to follow format. If some of the terms used are unfamiliar then the Glossary at the back of the handbook is a handy reference. The publication aligns with British Standards where applicable, making it both authoritative and consistent.
Case studies
Design a timber pavilion which could be used as a shelter for a desperate marine, washed up like Robinson Crusoe on a deserted island, a structure which would be demountable and could double up as a means of transport.
Abbotsford was the home of Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832), author of Ivanhoe, Waverley and The Lady of the Lake and in his time the most popular novelist of the day with readers all over the world.