Produced by Havwoods
March 31st, 2023
While the benefits of using timber for interiors – its versatility, durability, aesthetic appeal, capacity to contribute to human wellness, and so on – are well understood, how this material makes it from the forest and into our projects should be considered when specifying.
Timber products vary in terms of the type of wood, where they were grown, how they were harvested and manufactured. In turn, they differ in terms of not just appearance and performance, but sustainability.
This CPD Live session steps through the above as well as considerations once the product gets to the specifying stage. Titled ‘From Forest to The Interior – The Journey of Wood’ it is intended to outline the issues relating to forestry, the importance of sustainable certification and the key considerations when specifying timber, to enable you to make the best-informed choices for your next project.
By the end of this session, you should be able to:
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