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Learn if CE Marking applies timber cladding, if there are any exceptions and who is responsible for issuing the necessary documentation. read more

When a timber decking or cladding project does not go to plan, the Timber Decking and Cladding Association experts often get called to review the issue, mediate between parties and advise on the best resolution. From this specialist work, the association states that fixings problems are often at play; a simple issue that can be costly to rectify. read more

This blog tells the tale of what might be considered a rather odd gift and how it was instantly put to good use to solve a slippery problem on a grand old deck. read more

New and exclusive to Glenalmond Timber, the first shipments of an amazing product is on its way from New Zealand. Laminated cladding and large beams created from Abodo's thermally modified New Zealand plantation timber. read more

This is the story of how Deckbuilders, established in 2003, became a highly capable decking company. It starts with Jason Wakley - a man who was destined for a successful career as a racing jockey, enthusiastically following the family tradition. So how did he end up owning and running a busy decking design and installation company in Worcestershire? read more

This is about exemplary standards of workmanship and project management awarded the TDCA quality assessed CladMark accolade. read more

Choosing a DeckMark accredited decking installer takes the worry out of selecting the right company to work with. read more

The Timber Decking and Cladding Association decking calculator APP has been developed to provide deck builders with a very quick and simple means of quantifying the materials needed to produce a deck. read more

Richard Burbidge design experts outline their top tips for timber decks read more

TDCA member, Bond Timber is the very first business to achieve DeckMark Plus accreditation under a new category that focuses on preservative treated softwood decking that already holds Benchmark certification. read more