In today’s world, the desire for self-sufficiency is no longer a fringe idea but a practical response to the uncertainties and challenges we face. Whether it’s economic instability, rising costs of living, environmental concerns, or the simple desire for greater independence, more homeowners are seeking ways to gain control over their basic needs. The homes…
Meeting Nature halfway: A sustainable future built with timber Buildings, be they domestic, commercial or industrial, are major consumers of energy the world over and this applies to much more than just their day-to-day running. From basic components, transport, construction, operation and final decomposition after its useful life, a building has significant potential for a…
5 myths about timber construction Timber construction is common across the world and, more particularly, in the USA, Europe and Australia. While it enjoys popularity in South Africa as well, timber construction carries with it a few misconceptions in the marketplace. In this article, we debunk five of the most common myths about timber construction.…
Safety & compliance on a timber construction site The timber construction industry is bound by the same health and safety regulations as they apply to the rest of the construction sector. When on site, workers should be fitted out with their PPE (or personal protection equipment), which includes items like hard hats, safety harnesses safety…
Twenty-first century home builders, owners and property developers are confronted with new challenges as we face the impact that our homes have on our environment.
Your gateway to Africa’s timber trade – Woodex 2018 As the largest timber trade exhibition on the continent, WoodEX for Africa is considered the gateway to Africa’s timber trade. From the biggest CNC machines to the smallest screws, from the loggers of the great outdoors to sleek laminated flooring, WoodEX for Africa plays host to…