
A quick summary of timber strength grading
The physical and mechanical properties of wood vary hugely – not just between species, but also within species, from forest to forest, between trees in […]
The physical and mechanical properties of wood vary hugely – not just between species, but also within species, from forest to forest, between trees in […]
This blog post follows on from our first Grade in Britain blog post, back in April 2016. Much of that is still relevant, but we […]
EN 14081-4 “Timber structures. Strength graded structural timber with rectangular cross section. Machine grading. Grading machine settings for machine controlled systems” is the standard that […]
The grade stamp on structural timber from Europe must say who the manufacturer is – by means of the name, logo or both. In the […]
The UK Timber Grading Committee now has a website: http://uktgc.org.uk Being brand new, it is still very much a work in progress and we welcome […]
On Friday 17th November we will be holding a seminar to update you on the latest research on timber. The morning session is open to […]
The much needed revision of the standard for machine grading settings, EN 14081-2, progresses. Much needed, because the current version is literally unusable – except […]
It’s worth keeping an eye on what is happening with ISO (International Organization for Standardization) standards for timber grading. This is covered by ISO TC 165 “timber […]
If you have been following the saga of Harmonized European Standards that have not yet been cited in the Official Journal of the European Union you […]
Fri, November 17, 2017 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM General audience 1:30 PM – 16:00 PM SIRT sponsors only Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) 3 […]
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