5-year BRE inspection reveals all 1200 treated posts are standing strong Untreated posts failing significantly Copper organic  preservatives work when applied correctly A third of the way into the WPA’s 15-year field trial of softwood fence posts and some very interesting facts are emerging. The 5 Year Inspection carried out by BRE reveals that all […]Read More

When it comes to timber treatment, it’s important to ensure that your wood is protected from all forms of insects, wood-destroying fungi and other biological decay. In order to do this, the timber industry use a ‘Use Class’ system, determining the level of treatment required in relation to the environment the timber is likely to […]Read More

Stand at any trade counter and it won’t be long before you hear someone ask for ‘green treated wood’. That’s because many buyers seem to believe that preservative treated wood is a universal product that you can fit and forget in any application, indoors or out. It’s a perception that many timber merchants, DIY retailers […]Read More

These unprecedented times have created issues for all our businesses. Andrew Hodge, Marketing Director of Lonza Wood Protection, explains the effect on their business and how Lonza’s focused support service approach is helping their customers. ‘As a supplier of timber protection technologies during these testing times, where COVID-19 has created restrictions and even shutdown of […]Read More

Here, Jimmy Englezos, Senior Product Manager – Woodcare at Ronseal Trade explains the benefits of opting for water-based wood care products. For some landscaping professionals, solvent-based products are often considered the go-to. Although this type of product is effective, opting for water-based alternatives can offer a range of benefits that can significantly improve professionals’ productivity […]Read More

Plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport have been ruled illegal by the Court of Appeal because they do not take into account the UK’s climate change commitments. In the 2015 Paris Agreement on Climate Change the UK pledged to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050. Last year, Parliament voted to make this pledge […]Read More

When it comes to timber treatment, it’s important to ensure that your wood is protected from all forms of insects, wooddestroying fungi and other biological decay. In order to do this, the timber industry use a ‘Use Class’ system, determining the level of treatment required in relation to the environment the timber is likely to […]Read More