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...
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The British summer has arrived in full force, a lot earlier than expected - with temperatures soaring across the...
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a concrete fence post installed today will still be standing strong in fifty years, and probably longer. We've seen concrete fence posts from the 1960s and 70s that still function perfectly. Simply, concrete does not rot, does not decay, and does not allow insects to take hold, nor water to penetrate. It's simply permanent
After over 100 years manufacturing timber products in our workshop, we've learned something that most homeowners don't realise – solid oak doors make a measurable difference to how warm your house feels. Not the hollow core doors from DIY stores. Not even solid pine. Proper, heavyweight oak doors that we've been crafting in the UK for decades
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