Category: Timber

After having decided that wood flooring is what you are after you have to decide on the type of wood. Oak is the most commonly sold timber for floor design. However it is also possible to purchase other types such as pine, walnut or bamboo. The next thing to consider is the finish you would like on the wood. Oak flooring can come in a large range of different types. You can purchase farmhouse oak, onyx oak, honey oak, hazelnut…

When considering using timber for a project, whether it’s a commercial or household DIY project, you should look at all the options that timber brings to the table. There are many different types of timber, both hardwoods and softwoods, and individuals can get easily confused. Each is functionally different while also bringing different aesthetic options. Is your DIY project in need of some flooring? Perhaps whitewood could be your answer. Do you want to try a step of class above…

There are many solid types of timber out there today but Ayan is certainly one of the most popular choices for construction work. If you require a stable structure for a conservatory, shed, house, barn or tree house then this could be the ideal material. It is a perfect wood for nailing, gluing and moulding, while the wood does not often split. It’s also the type of wood that tends to hold its colour. It’s also relatively easy to stain…

There is often a problem with the majority of conservatories that are out there today; they all look similar. It can actually be quite difficult to make your conservatory stand out from the crowd but opting for a traditional type of door can be beneficial. Many conservatories include plastic style French doors or sliding doors, and by opting for timber conservatory doors you can bring out a more unique and traditional style. Timber is a solid product, and it not…

All homeowners want to feel secure, not just when they’re at home but also when they’re out socialising or at work, and it’s important to know that you can rely on  the strength of your door. Entrance doors now come in a wide range of styles, and you do not necessarily see a great deal of timber being used today and it’s baffling to see why. These doors are strong, stylish and particularly welcoming, perhaps more so than steel entrance…