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Making Scarf Joins
All craftspeople appreciate a tight timber joint. Watch our instructional video on the creating the perfect scarf joint.
Natural Timber Coating - Made by the Earth
Sioo:x is a toxin free coating that combines two naturally occurring minerals found all around us; silicon and potassium.
The Benefits of Timber in Education
Humans have an innate need to connect with the natural world. Being outside among trees and greenery has been proven to have a positive effect on our physical and mental health.
Large Solid Timber Sections: Abodo Vulcan vs Hardwood
How do the two compare? We discuss stability, movement, leaching and weight.
Project Revisit: Pottsville Home
Facing west (with no maintenance), the timber cladding on this Byron Bay home is still looking incredible at 3 years.
Understanding Timber Durability Near the Ocean
With the ocean on all sides, Omaha House is a sanctuary in a windy ocean estuary.
Choosing Wood for Wellness
This past year has brought wellness and the importance of a healthy home into the spotlight - and wood has come out on top.
Project Revisit: Waimarama Surf Club
After five years, our Vulcan timber battens facing North-West have been performing exactly as expected.
Timber Cladding Lifecycle Costs
Even when faced with salt spray and cool alpine nights, there are some simple ways to ensure timber cladding lasts, without excess maintenance and cost.
Why Timber Lined Interiors are Making a Comeback
For many reasons, timber lined interiors are making a comeback in contemporary homes and buildings.
Create Unlimited Timber Cladding Textures
The WB12 profile has been used by leading New Zealand architects for many years.
Does Thermally Modified Wood Smell?
It is normal for wood that has been thermally modified to have a smoky or almost burnt odour.