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:...
Hanging a wooden gate is a sequence, not a single fitting. The posts have to be solid and plumb, the hinges have to match the gate you are hanging, and the latch has to meet the other leaf or post in the right place. This guide walks through that sequence and points you to the exact hinge, latch, bolt and post you are using.
Skirting boards finish a room. They cover the gap where the wall meets the floor, protect the plaster from knocks and tie the floor, doors and architrave together. Fitting them is a very manageable job if you measure carefully and take your time over the corners. This guide shows you how to install skirting boards step by step, using our Solid European Oak Skirting Board as the example.
A solid wood floor is one of the few things in a home that genuinely gets better with age. Laying one is a very achievable job for a confident DIYer, as long as you choose the right board for your subfloor and take your time with the preparation. This guide shows you how to lay solid wood flooring step by step, using our solid European oak flooring as the example.
How to plan a pergola: choose pergola sizes, post spacing and supports, and check pergola planning permission rules before you build.
Learn how to measure for a door step by step, then design made to measure oak doors in our configurator. Sizes, handing, styles and FAQs.
When you’re choosing timber for your next project, you may notice products labelled with FSC® or PEFC™ certification. While they are different organisations, both certifications have the same goal: ensuring that timber comes from responsibly managed forests and other controlled sources.
Discover what Sawdust Briquettes are, how they compare to traditional firewood and whether they’re the right fuel for your home.
Learn how to build a raised garden bed with our step-by-step guide. Discover the best timber for raised beds, what you'll need and expert tips for a successful build. Raised garden beds have become one of the most popular ways to grow flowers, herbs, fruit and vegetables in gardens. Whether it’s a vegetable patch, making gardening more accessible or simply adding structure to your garden, railway sleeper raised beds are a practical and attractive solution.
If any garden project deserves a place at the top of our 'best bank holiday weekend projects' list, it is surely constructing your own raised beds. With the right kit, it's possible to assemble and position the beds within a weekend, with enough time left over for planting
In our experience in dealing with different kinds of timber and the various grades, we have learned one thing: knowledge of grades matters. Without it, you could end up with a timber which is too strong or, conversely, insufficiently strong to suit your needs
