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TIMBER SPECIES

American white oak is one of the most sought after woods for joinery and furniture

The white stuff
Published:  22 February, 2008

American white oak has been used in high-profile architecture around the world. Michael Buckley of World Hardwoods reports

Tulipwood was the material of choice for a community centre at St Paul’s, where a blonde hardwood was required

Blossoming Tulipwood
Published:  07 December, 2007

The main applications for tulipwood are furniture and interior joinery, but research into its structural potential shows it has the strength of a hardwood but the weight of a softwood. Michael Buckley of World Hardwoods reports

Hard maple was used for the wall panelling and ceiling grid in Santander Group’s new Madrid headquarters

Making maple a staple
Published:  01 August, 2007

Maple is an ideal species for flooring, interior joinery and furniture. Michael Buckley of World Hardwoods reports

Red oak has many interior joinery applications

America's best kept secret
Published:  02 April, 2007

Red oak is ideal for flooring, doors, panelling and staircases and, says Michael Buckley of World Hardwoods, deserves to be more popular

FSC-certified ash was specified for Foster's Sage Gateshead

A timber of two halves
Published:  10 December, 2006

American ash is the ideal hardwood for anything from construction through to joinery and furniture. Michael Buckley of World Hardwoods explains

FSC-certified red louro was used to clad new student accommodation and teaching facilities at St Anne’s College, Oxford

Multiple choice
Published:  23 October, 2006

Mike Packer from Timbmet Silverman looks at some of the alternative and more unusual timber options available to specifiers, contractors and joinery companies today

Bruynzeel marine plywoods are being used in buildings featuring fully-exposed timber panelling

Making the best choice
Published:  20 July, 2006

In the latest in a series of articles looking at alternatives to the most common and popular species of timber, Mike Packer of Timbmet Silverman takes a look at some of the options from the world of panel products and a very different range of ‘healthy’ mouldings

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