When you’re choosing timber for your next project, you may notice products labelled with FSC® or PEFC™ certification....
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:...
After over 100 years in the timber trade, we've picked up a few key things. One thing we've learned is the sequence...
a concrete fence post installed today will still be standing strong in fifty years, and probably longer. We've seen...
After over 100 years manufacturing timber products in our workshop, we've learned something that most homeowners...
The short version? Paint your walls first, then the skirting. But like most things in our trade, the devil's in the...
A typical landscaping screw has a polymer and/or ceramic coating that can withstand the weather in Britain longer...
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If you're looking to enhance your oak doors, you've likely wondered whether oiling or staining is the better choice. Both options offer distinct benefits, but making the right choice depends on several factors.
An elevated gardening bed is another way to describe what’s typically known as a raised bed kit and is a way to store plants beyond just regular pots. And so, assuming you’ve created a raised bed kit for yourself, the question may spring into your mind on whether you then need to add a base to it?
Adding timber features to your garden does something more than just make a statement in a yard; it gives it some of your personality and creates a space outdoors that can be used. Be it an experienced gardener or someone who is just seeking to give their space a face-lift, the versatility of timber, in respect to creativity and functionality, can never be termed as limited.
Solid oak doors are by far a classic choice for any house, offering strength, versatility, natural beauty and a touch of class! However, to ensure that you get the best out of your oak doors, the selection of an appropriate stain is important. Choosing the most suitable one out of all these can be somewhat overwhelming. In the below guide, we explore the ins and outs of wood stains and know which ones to choose for solid oak doors.
Decking can certainly bring a warm feel to your garden décor —not to mention an abundance of character. This type of flooring is much more versatile to meet the look and design you desire because it’s timeless. It comes in a variety of colours, material finishes, and styles, so it’s suitable for gardens of all shapes, styles, and designs.
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