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Research advances the viability of SA’s engineered wood products

In the era of heightened concern for sustainability and conserving our planet’s resources, timber stands out as one of the few renewable construction materials, possessing the unique ability to store carbon and return to nature…

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Timber Construction Members of South Africa's CLT pioneering team are, from left, Michael Kloors, MJ Jacobs and Brand Wessels.

MSc study provides design values for SA Pine CLT

Stellenbosch University MSc graduate, MJ Jacobs, has developed a table for three-and five-layer cross laminated timber (CLT) of SA pine for structural engineers to use when designing buildings. CLT is transforming the world’s low -and…

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Sawmilling SSA’s 2022/23 executive committee: Back, from left: Piet Briel (Sappi), Craig Rance (Rance Timbers), Sean Hoatson (Tekwani), Duncan McKay (White River Sawmills). Front, from left: Fritz Ernest (Busby Sawmills), Deon Breytenbach (Merensky), Roy Southey (executive director) and Thabo Moloi (Safcol).

Sawmillers’ AGM focuses on markets, marketing, skills development and innovation

Sawmilling South Africa (SSA) is stepping up its campaign to promote wood’s invaluable role in the country’s future. It launched its new corporate colours, branding and slogan “we saw the future” at its Annual General…

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Wood Preservation Green Cape Timber at Lourensford supplies CCA treated poles and untreated eucalyptus poles

Tick or treat? Are untreated eucalyptus poles viable in vineyards and orchards?

Green Cape Timbers’ news that it manufactures and supplies untreated eucalyptus poles for vineyards adds fuel to ongoing discussions timber pole suppliers and users. Vergelegen wine estate is presently trialling three different pole materials in…

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