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How to Minimise Timber Leaching and Tannin Bleed
Leaching or tannin bleed, is when timber cladding or decking bleeds onto the surrounding surfaces. What can you do to minimise this?
New Fire Retardant Regulations for External Cladding
On 1 January 2017 a restriction on the use of combustible external cladding was published as part of Amendment 4 of Acceptable Solutions C/AS2–7.
The Decking Debate: Grip Tread – Up or Down?
Ask any builder whether you should install your decking timber with the grooved/ribbed face up or down and you are likely to get a different answer! So when considering a new deck which is the best option, the reeded face or the smooth face?
Curved Feature Walls in Natural Timber
Curved walls are a striking architectural feature, and an excellent showcase for the beauty of natural wood.
What is Forest Certification – and Why is it Important?
Forests are our planet’s best defense against climate change.
Semi Transparent Exterior Wood Finishes: What to Use
Transparent or semi transparent exterior wood coatings are a tricky business. Common questions we hear at Abodo are: “What sort of exterior wood oil should I use for my deck?” or “What sort of stain is best for my exterior wood cladding?”.
What Are Concealed Fix Vertical Shiplap Weatherboards?
Vertical shiplap weatherboards are a time-honoured trend in architectural homes.
Shades of Grey - The Low Maintenance Finish for Timber Cladding
Many home owners and architects are searching for a low maintenance finish for their timber weatherboards or timber decking.The answer is quite simple.
Keep It Simple: The Low Cost Durable Timber Weatherboard
Looking for ideas on a low cost timber weatherboard or cladding solution?The simplest solutions are often the best.
It’s Only a Primer!
The pink or beige primer commonly applied to timber weatherboards and joinery is a thin ”holding primer” designed to provide temporary protection during the building process.
How to Fix a Deck – The Basics
When fixing down your timber decking, don’t go cheap. It pays to use the correct fastener.
Eco Wood Selection [Video]
As dramatic as it sounds, selecting sustainable wood products is critical for the health of the planet.