Hanging a wooden gate is a sequence, not a single fitting. The posts have to be solid and plumb, the hinges have to...
Skirting boards finish a room. They cover the gap where the wall meets the floor, protect the plaster from knocks and...
A solid wood floor is one of the few things in a home that genuinely gets better with age. Laying one is a very...
How to plan a pergola: choose pergola sizes, post spacing and supports, and check pergola planning permission rules...
Learn how to measure for a door step by step, then design made to measure oak doors in our configurator. Sizes,...
When you’re choosing timber for your next project, you may notice products labelled with FSC® or PEFC™ certification....
Discover what Sawdust Briquettes are, how they compare to traditional firewood and whether they’re the right fuel for...
Learn how to build a raised garden bed with our step-by-step guide. Discover the best timber for raised beds, what...
If any garden project deserves a place at the top of our 'best bank holiday weekend projects' list, it is surely...
In our experience in dealing with different kinds of timber and the various grades, we have learned one thing:...
You can greatly improve the appearance of your garden just by having a pergola/ terrace installed, whether it’s free standing or attached to your home.
Oak has long been held in high regard across most cultures in Europe, in fact ancient kings once decorated themselves with crowns of oak leaves, signifying their status. Though it’s unlikely we’ll see Queen Elizabeth II swap diamonds for oak in the near future, we can’t deny oak its rightful place as King of The Woods, especially in terms of home and garden improvements. Oak wood can be used to create beautiful pergolas, strong fences, tidy raised beds, solid gates, hardwood decking, stylish...
Composite decking is becoming more popular by the day. A quick snapshot from Google Trends for "composite decking" searches in the UK highlights the growing admiration for this innovative decking solution. Below we've detailed the four most significant rewards you'll reap when you invest in composite decking:
When it comes to flooring, there are a lot of tones, textures, styles and materials to consider. If you're set on adding warm, characterful wooden flooring to your home, you can go with something traditional, like oak, for outstanding strength - or perhaps pine, which is a little friendlier on the budget. While both options provide a classic, timeless look to any room, there are some critical differences between the two that you should consider before making your decision.
Railway sleepers are often a popular choice amongst landscapers and gardeners alike when looking to renovate an outdoor space. From raised flower beds to extravagant garden features, railway sleepers can be used to fulfil a multitude of landscaping designs.
Railway sleepers have become an incredibly popular landscaping material for garden projects, due to the versatile nature of this product.
IAC Construction in Kent have constructed this beautiful windmill deck supported by our Structural Air Dried Beams and finished with our high quality Hardwood European Oak Decking boards.
Composite decking is becoming more popular by the day. A quick snapshot from Google Trends for "composite decking" searches in the UK highlights the growing admiration for this innovative decking solution.
