Search Results: 'BWF'

Winners of BWF Awards 2023 revealed
29 November, 2023
The winners of the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) Awards 2023 have been revealed at an evening of celebration held at The Langham in London.

British Woodworking Federation 2023 Awards shortlist revealed
16 October, 2023
This year’s shortlist for the prestigious British Woodworking Federation (BWF) Awards has been revealed.

Lack of knowledge over faulty fire doors leading to under-reporting
28 September, 2023
Over half (57%) of the UK public couldn’t spot a problem with a fire door, leading to a failure to report issues, alarming new research has revealed.

Uptake of third-party certification lags, finds BWF
12 September, 2023
In the year after the Building Safety Act became law, awareness of the benefits of fire door third-party certification is growing, but the proportion of certified fire doors in use has dropped slightly, new research for the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) Fire Door Alliance has shown.

New data reveals misconceptions over timber windows and doors
09 August, 2023
A new survey of 1,500 UK homeowners has revealed signs that timber windows and doors are viewed positively by homeowners, but that there are misunderstandings over how they perform, their overall cost and how they are maintained.

BWF research shows homeowners positive over timber
28 June, 2023
New research from the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) reveals signs that timber windows and doors are viewed positively by homeowners, but that misunderstandings over their performance persist.

National timber window frame recycling scheme started
04 June, 2023
The British Woodworking Federation (BWF) has joined forces with the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) and Community Wood Recycling to support timber window frame recycling across the construction industry.

BWF champions role of apprenticeships
07 February, 2023
To champion this years’ National Apprenticeship Week theme of “Skills for Life”, the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) and its members are shining a spotlight on how woodworking and joinery focused apprenticeships provide an alternative route to university and offer a lifelong career.