An environmental product declaration (EPD) is a standardised and verified way of quantifying the environmental impacts of a product based on a consistent set of rules that have been developed through an extensive stakeholder consultation process. These impacts are based on the product’s consumption of raw materials and energy, waste generation, and emissions to air, soil and water over its full life cycle. An EPD includes a carbon footprint alongside other environmental indicators.

The soaring timber structure that rivals steel and concrete in strength, but with the warmth and aesthetic charm of natural timber. Glued Laminated Timber (GLT), also called glulam, makes this possibl...

This page introduces the range of timber products and structural systems used in construction. It provides a foundation for understanding the types of timber products and structural systems available,...

WoodSolutions Design guides have been developed to provide an authoritative source of information for design and construction professionals, the timber industry and other interested readers. Writ...

This landmark report reveals how visible wood in Australian workplaces boosts wellbeing, reduces sick leave, and enhances productivity. Based on a national survey of 1,000 indoor workers, it’s the f...