All articles by Prameela vegi

Prameela vegi

Pallet industry converges on Cork

The international timber pallet and packaging industry converged on Cork, Ireland, for the 66th FEFPEB Congress on October 28-30. Stephen Powney was there to bring this report

LVL giant on line

STEICO’s new LVL line is up and running. Keren Fallwell reports from the factory in Poland

Traders Tee-Off

The biggest event in the UK timber industry golf calendar – the Timber Trades Benevolent Society (TTBS) National Golf competition – once again proved to be a big meeting point for the sector and a valuable source of fund-raising for the TTBS. Ivan Savage, TTBS general secretary, was there to bring this report for TTJ

Lift-Off

Some very large and inspiring buildings are being constructed from timber around the world. We look at one project in North America making the headlines

Zero Benefits of Scrapping Code

Wood for Good project director David Hopkins slams the UK government’s shift on housebuilding sustainability as bad for the bottom line as well the environment

Timber Can Pass the Test

The Passive House movement is growing in the UK and here George Watson of Coillte Panel Products looks at the panels available to help meet these stringent targets

Going with the Grain

Timber in furniture making has an incredible past – and promising future. Keren Fallwell reports

Skills Take Centre Stage

Joinery companies from across the UK gathered earlier this year for the British Woodworking Federation’s annual Members’ Day. BWF publicity consultant Liz Male was there to bring this report

Worldview at Global Timber Forum

Delegates from around the world gathered to discuss key international wood industry issues
at the second Global Timber Forum summit in China. Mike Jeffree reports

NSTS Levels the Playing Field

When the much-awaited National Structural Timber Specification (NSTS) hits the presses this summer, following a period of consultation, it marks a significant step forward for the timber industry in terms of levelling the playing field against its competitive material set, says TRADA