Cedar vs. Larch Cladding — Which Should I Choose?
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When it comes to cladding for home improvement or commercial projects, cedar and larch are two timber big boys. With durability, versatility and eye-catching beauty in abundance, it should come as no surprise why.
The Best Types of Wood For… Outdoor Furniture & DIY Garden Projects
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Looking to add a touch of natural, bespoke beauty to your garden? Timber’s just the ticket.
Solid Hardwood vs. Engineered Flooring — Which Is Best For You?
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Researching your next flooring project? You’ll probably have heard of two very popular flooring choices — solid hardwood flooring (also known as solid wood flooring) and engineered flooring.
What Is the Best Type of Timber for Garden Shed Cladding?
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What’s the ideal type of wood for cladding your good ol’ garden shed, we hear you ask? Luckily, we’ve pulled together the top timbers that are more than up to the job — as well as some advice on the best cladding profile.
Timber Cladding Guide: Best Wood Species, Profiles, Types, Benefits & Other Tips
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Contemplating your next exterior cladding project? This is your handy guide to all the cladding basics — profiles, styles, the best types of wood and tips for installation and care. At Duffield Timber, we’ve got over 60 years’ experience when it comes to timber and timber products!
Oak & Pine Compared: Differences, Uses & Benefits
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When it comes to the home, oak and pine are two of the most popular and commonly-used types of timber.
Your Guide to Exotic African Hardwoods: Types, Species, Uses and Benefits
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Learn about some of the world’s most beautiful tropical African hardwoods, why they’re so good, and what they can be used for.
What Are the Best Types of Wood for an Office Desk?
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Looking at creating a desk for your home office? Here are the top timbers you shouldn’t be overlooking.
6 Decking Ideas, Trends & Styles for Architects, Designers and Self Builders in 2020
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A variety of 6 traditional and contempory ideas to liven up your new decking project or to bring dated decking back to life!
Shou Sugi Ban Japanese Technique for Charred Wood: A Designer Cladding, Decking, Furniture and Fencing Choice
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It’s hot at the moment — Shou-Sugi-Ban® is a technique for treating timber with fire, leaving it with a charred surface. Seems a bit extreme? Well, it’s actually a traditional Japanese method that has made a modern comeback.