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High-performing structural timber doesn’t happen by chance. Behind every stick of MGP10, MGP12 or MGP15 are sophisticated structural grading and quality control systems so you can be sure the produc...

Industry benefits of FWPA Standard D01: Greater clarity and consistency: The Standard consolidates previously scattered guidance into one authoritative reference, supporting designers, builders, ...

You already build with timber. Here’s how to help it build your brand. 

In a lightweight frame standard-sized timber components are spaced relatively close together (typically at 450–600 mm intervals) and nailed or plated into a rigid lattice. The main components compri...

 

BCA Volume One Section B, Volume Two Part 3.4

When the West Gate Tunnel Project opened, it introduced an unmistakable timber signature at the entrances: large glulam ‘net’ structures that frame the entries and exits. They operate as sculptura...

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.