Search Results: 'Arch Timber Protection'

TTJ awards chooses nobu for anniversary
21 July, 2021
The annual TTJ Awards celebrates 25 years on September 17 with a new venue and guest speaker now confirmed. Stephen Powney reports

Law Bows out at Lonza
15 June, 2021
David Law, a stalwart of the UK timber treatments sector, has retired after 36 years of service. Colleague Andy Hodge recounts David’s sterling career

Gardeners’ world
21 March, 2018
Last year presented some challenges for manufacturers of garden products but they are optimistic for 2018. Sally Spencer reports

Building Timber’s Profile
21 November, 2016
Timber Expo recently had its second outing as part of UK Construction Week, reports Stephen Powney

TTBS national golf success at The Belfry
19 August, 2016
Good weather favoured the TTBS National Golf on July 8 , played on the world class PGA National and Brabazon courses at the Belfry, Wishaw, Sutton Coldfield

Innovators step right up
21 June, 2016
Innovators in the timber industry once again have an opportunity to be recognised in the TTJ Awards. Joint sponsor of the 2016 TTJ Timber Innovation Award TRADA says there is also a new twist to the category this year

Pressure on creosote
20 May, 2016
Creosote has long been a high performance method of preserving timber, but ever-tighteningregulation on its use is causing some to look at alternatives, reports Stephen Powney

Fit for purpose
21 December, 2015
There can’t be a more important task than ensuring you supply and specify the right fire retardant- treated timber product, says Mike Smith, Arch Timber Protection fire retardants manager

Cutting edge innovation
20 November, 2015
The latest EXCALIBUR R incising technology from Tweddle Engineering recently won the Product Innovation category at this year’s TTJ Awards. Derek Tweddle, MD of the company, investigates the background to this market focused development

Timber Expo joins UKCW
20 November, 2015
Timber Expo joined the UK Construction Week fold this year in what was a hotly-anticipated show. Stephen Powney reports

Flying High
20 October, 2015
After the success of last year’s TRADA National Student Design Competition Velocity, TRADA was delighted to run the competition again for 2015 with a brand new brief, writes TRADA university liaison manager Elizabeth Turner.

TTJ Awards see James Latham win top trophy
25 September, 2015
James Latham won the coveted Timber Trader of the Year award at the 19th TTJ Awards on September 24.

Preserving Timber’s Reputation
20 May, 2015
The wood preservatives sector continues to ensure that timber’s longevity and reputation are maintained. Keren Fallwell reports.

Protection Needs Profile
20 May, 2015
A key focus of the Wood Protection Association annual conference was the need to raise awareness of the treatment sector’s potential to maximise timber’s market potential. Mike Jeffree reports.

Norvik acquires Baltic Wharf in Essex
22 April, 2015
Norvik Shipping, the UK logistics arm of Norvik Timber Industries, has acquired the port of Baltic Wharf in Rochford, Essex.

Lonza revives Arch branding
19 January, 2015
Lonza Wood Protection will be rebranded globally as Arch Timber Protection following a strategic review of Lonza’s wood protection business.

Prospective buyers signal interest in Lonza wood protection business
05 May, 2014
Lonza's strategic review of its wood proteciton business as attracted "numerous interested parties", according to a statement from the Swiss-based firm.

Lonza reports boost in wood protection product volumes
07 February, 2014
Wood protection product manufacturer Lonza says the UK accounted for most of its sales increase in Europe during 2013.

New teams heads up TDCA
09 August, 2013
Key executives have been appointed at the Timber Decking and Cladding Association ahead of what is expected to be an important period for the decking and cladding supply chain.

Arch Sweden acts on formula change
15 June, 2013
Arch Timber Protection AB in Sweden has apologised for not informing the national chemicals agency Kemi of a change to its Tanalith E-7 product and said it was an oversight and that it had acted on the issue.