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Hardwoods Group operates the largest 6 axis computer aided CNC machine for solid timber in the UK today. Capable of machining up to 13m pieces of timber to tolerances of just 1mm, we can produce oak framed buildings and glulam to exacting specifications. We produce a wide range of pre-designed oak framed garages, oak trusses, oak framed porches, wooden gazebos and much more. Hardwoods Group also offer a bespoke oak frame design service to produce unique buildings to your specifications. Please send us your ideas and let us turn them into reality.
View rangeHardwoods Group are at the forefront of European oak timber supply throughout the UK. With a very large and flexible supply chain, specialising in oak sourced from sustainable and managed forests throughout Europe. Selling primarily into the joinery and construction industry, we are dedicated to supplying the very best quality timber, from green oak beams to prime grade kiln dried oak and planed oak timber boards. Whether for a one-off project or something bigger, we can supply oak cut to size, rough sawn or planed all round to your exact specifications. Whatever your needs, just ask us and we will fulfil them.
View rangeAt Hardwoods Group, we are passionate about European oak and getting the best from it. Oak has been used for thousands of years for a variety of purposes and we understand that you want your quality oak fit for purpose. We pride ourselves on our oak frame designs and build each one in our workshop before delivering ready for assembly to the site. This means we can pay close attention to our processes to ensure accuracy, reliability, speed and an easy onsite installation when it reaches its destination.
Follow the journey of our timber and see our exciting process from the harvesting of the European oak tree right through to timber frame construction.
| Our Oak Process /Cladding A Brick House
There is a wealth of benefits to using oak timber over man made alternatives when cladding a brick house. Cladding is a simple way to revamp or renovate a tired, bland looking building, transforming its appearance with the minimum of work.
Read moreOak Timber Frame Vs Softwood Timber Frame
When considering a new build, it is easy to only think in terms of oak timber frame vs softwood timber frame. However, the two are not mutually exclusive and are often both incorporated into the same structure.
Read moreTimber Framing History
Timber framing history extends as far back as the need for humans to construct their own homes. Once early humans banded together in their own communities’ larger dwellings were needed to house these populations.
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