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The short version? Paint your walls first, then the skirting. But like most things in our trade, the devil's in the...
The short version? Paint your walls first, then the skirting. But like most things in our trade, the devil's in the detail!
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Should You Paint Skirting Boards Before Walls?Read more -
What are Landscaping Screws?Read moreA typical landscaping screw has a polymer and/or ceramic coating that can withstand the weather in Britain longer...
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What is the best firewood to burn?Read moreChoosing the right firewood matters because each type burns, smells, and throws out heat in its own way. By matching...
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Gold at Chelsea: UK Timber Proudly Supports Award-Winning 'Room to Breathe' GardenRead moreAt UK Timber, we are proud to have sponsored the Structural Green Oak that was used to bring the Room to Breathe...
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Making the Most of the UK Heatwave: Quick Timber Projects to Enhance Your GardenRead moreThe British summer has arrived in full force, a lot earlier than expected - with temperatures soaring across the...
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How Deep Should a Fence Post Be Set?Read moreThe height of the fence, the terrain's soil composition as well as the amount of frost are just a few of the...
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What is The Most Modern Skirting Board?Read moreModern skirting applications achieve their best results through combinations of modern design principles with...
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Are Solid Wood Doors Energy Efficient?Read moreEnergy costs have dramatically increased during the past three years and show no signs of decreasing soon. With that...
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Oak Worktops: The Ultimate Guide for Your KitchenRead moreAt UK Timber, our stance on this is loud and clear! It's no secret that Oak Worktops have much to offer...
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Should You Oil or Stain Oak Doors? Your Complete GuideRead moreIf you're looking to enhance your oak doors, you've likely wondered whether oiling or staining is the better choice....
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Should You Paint Skirting Boards Before Walls?Read more
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What are Landscaping Screws?Read more
A typical landscaping screw has a polymer and/or ceramic coating that can withstand the weather in Britain longer than standard zinc galvanising. We've pulled apart old timber decking where standard screws have corroded after 5 years, whilst landscaping screws from the same date are in pristine condition
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What is the best firewood to burn?Read more
Choosing the right firewood matters because each type burns, smells, and throws out heat in its own way. By matching wood characteristics to your activity, you get more warmth, spend less time tending the flames, and act responsibly toward future forests
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Gold at Chelsea: UK Timber Proudly Supports Award-Winning 'Room to Breathe' GardenRead more
At UK Timber, we are proud to have sponsored the Structural Green Oak that was used to bring the Room to Breathe Hospital Garden to life at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in May 2025, with it holding a permanent residence as a healing space at Amersham Hospital.
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Making the Most of the UK Heatwave: Quick Timber Projects to Enhance Your GardenRead more
The British summer has arrived in full force, a lot earlier than expected - with temperatures soaring across the country. For savvy homeowners, a heatwave presents the perfect opportunity to enhance outdoor living spaces. With just a few thoughtful additions of quality timber products, any garden can be transformed into a delightful retreat for enjoying the sunshine – no matter how long it lasts!
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How Deep Should a Fence Post Be Set?Read more
The height of the fence, the terrain's soil composition as well as the amount of frost are just a few of the considerations that need to be made when thinking about the depth of the fence post. Choosing the right way to set the post also brings with it different options. Many property owners underestimate the importance of proper post installation, leading to sagging, leaning or completely collapsed fencing within just a few years
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What is The Most Modern Skirting Board?Read more
Modern skirting applications achieve their best results through combinations of modern design principles with necessary functionality requirements. Research indicates that skirting profiles between 80-100mm stand as the most adaptable choice since they work well for buildings that contain timber elements both inside and outdoors.
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Are Solid Wood Doors Energy Efficient?Read more
Energy costs have dramatically increased during the past three years and show no signs of decreasing soon. With that in mind, every bit of insulation matters. Solid wood doors contribute significantly to the energy efficiency of your home than most homeowners realise.
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Oak Worktops: The Ultimate Guide for Your KitchenRead more
At UK Timber, our stance on this is loud and clear! It's no secret that Oak Worktops have much to offer aesthetically. Sure, there are many benefits, but there is also the need for regular maintenance. While other like materials might resemble Oak worktops, there’s no comparison when it comes to the beauty, practicality and longevity they offer.
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Should You Oil or Stain Oak Doors? Your Complete GuideRead more
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.