Search Results: 'UKTFA'

Merger strengthens structural timber's voice
19 April, 2014
The recent merger of the STA and UKSIPS will help to provide greater clarity, says STA chief executive Andrew Carpenter

Positives to build on in 2014
11 January, 2014
As the new year starts, there’s much to cheer, says TTJ editor Mike Jeffree

The future is bright for timber frame
10 August, 2013
There are some good news stories for construction, and timber frame in particular, says Andrew Carpenter, chief executive of the UK Timber Frame Association

Protection technology helps make more of timber
17 September, 2012
Steve Young, director of the Wood Protection Association, outlines latest developments in the wood protection sector

New Part L revision good news for timber frame
04 February, 2012
The latest Part L revision adopts a practical approach to improved energy efficiency, says UK Timber Frame Association chairman Simon Orrells

Dousing flames in two key hot spots
10 December, 2011

Supply chain integration is key
26 November, 2011
The timber frame industry needs to integrate more fully with its members, up and down the supply chain, says Andrew Carpenter, chief executive of the UK Timber Frame Association

Bright prospects beyond the pain
29 October, 2011

Wood protection becomes essential
15 October, 2011
Climate change means wood protection will not be an optional extra, says Stephen Young

Collective spirit grows
01 October, 2011
It's been a great week for industry collaboration, says John White

Biomass – the big battle
06 August, 2011
Biomass will raise the cost, and reduce the use, of timber, says UKTFA chairman Simon Orrells

Timber frame sector fights fire with reason
02 October, 2010
Changing Building Regulations is not the way to deal with construction fires

The future is bright for timber frame
12 December, 2009

Time to campaign
05 September, 2009

Dousing the blaze of bad publicity
16 August, 2007

Growth backed by trade initiatives
11 November, 2006

Timber frame bucks the trend
06 September, 2003

Knocking timber frame in vain
03 May, 2003