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How Sustainable are Australian Hardwoods?
The Australian native forest resource is considered a major asset for the people of Australia – however there are very divergent views on how this resource should be used.
Low Maintenance Exterior Timbers
Many exterior woods are considered high maintenance but with clever choices, maintenance can be significantly minimised.
Designing Cladding for High Wind Zones
Designing cladding correctly for “High Wind Zones” is critical to the design of a weathertight façade.
Brazilian Modernist - An Australian Architectural Trend
The “Brazilian Modernist” architectural movement is beginning to take hold in Australia. With similar subtropical climates, Australia and Brazil share some natural characteristics.
Feature Balustrades - An Architectural Trend
Becoming popular as an architectural timber feature, balustrade materials need to be strong and stable, especially if used in exterior applications.
Architectural In-situ Concrete Finishes
In-situ concrete, also known as "board formed" concrete is formed on site.
The Modern Pergola
Modern pergola’s have been radically simplified from the complicated structures of the past. Increasingly large section timbers have been used to create chunkier looking structures.
On–site Storage Tips for Optimal Timber Protection
Timber, just like other building materials, can be affected by bad handling and storage.
End Grain of Exterior Timbers
The end grain of timber absorbs moisture at a much higher rate than the face or edges – here’s what you need to do to prevent wicking and unsightly stains.
Natural Wood Cladding Textures and Finishes
When it comes to finishing exterior timber including weatherboards, cladding and screening, surface texture can have a significant effect on performance of semi-transparent coatings.
Grain Orientation and Timber Performance
When wood, which has a high moisture content as it grows, is dried, different contractions occur depending on the orientation of the cut made and the resulting arrangement of the growth rings.
Feature Walls – Bringing the Warmth of Timber Indoors
Timber has long been used in the construction of houses, but in recent years, architects and designers have taken to wood in a more creative manner inside the home.