Correct storage is essential to protect the quality and appearance of your timber before installation. Whether you've chosen natural timber such as Larch, Cedar or Douglas Fir, or high-performance ThermoWood®, following a few simple handling and storage guidelines can prevent warping, staining and unnecessary damage. Discover QTD Ltd's practical advice to ensure your timber arrives on site in perfect condition and stays that way until installation.

Why has ThermoWood® Knotty Pine moved to a 19mm finished thickness? As raw material variability has increased across Europe, 19mm has become the industry standard for delivering consistent machining, dimensional accuracy and reliable performance. Discover why this specification change improves quality without compromising durability.

Learn about the differences between Softwood and Hardwood. Understanding why, and the functionality and properties of different wood types may help you make cost-effective, long-term decisions.

Not all charred timber is created equal. While charred Larch, Cedar and Douglas Fir may look striking initially, their natural movement can lead to warping, cracking and flaking over time. Discover why thermally modified ThermoWood® provides a more durable and low-maintenance solution for external charred timber cladding in the UK's demanding climate.

Looking for the bold appearance of charred timber without the maintenance challenges? Sumika® Heat-Engineered Timber Cladding produces a consistent, tactile finish engineered for long-term external performance and impact resistant. Without the need for traditional charring- yet achieving the same dramatic appearance!