21st January 2011
Is it the time for red oak?
tarafından:David Venables in Species focus, Events
Oak is easily the most important hardwood traded in Europe and demand has grown in the last few years across a wide range of applications.
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11th January 2011Tricks of the trade
tarafından:David Venables in Species focus
I gave away one of my secrets last week to a room full of architects in Portugal, when I was asked how you tell the difference between American red oak and white oak.
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5th January 2011More trouble! This time with LEED
tarafından:David Venables in Environment
“Green” building standards and codes are proliferating all over the world. This, of course, is a good thing because we need to build more efficiently and sustainably in order to address climate change.
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17th December 2010The trouble with FSC
tarafından:David Venables in Environment
Don’t get me wrong I do in principle support FSC certification for wood products. It has played an important role in helping demonstrate sustainability and through very effective marketing, given a strong message to consumers...
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9th November 2010Should the word “disposable” be consigned to the bin!
tarafından:David Venables in Environment
This weekend I had to return my daughter’s new bright pink designer style desk lamp to Ikea. She had only had it for a few weeks and the bulb had gone - embarrassingly I couldn’t work out how to change it!
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