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Building with glulam; how much will your project cost?
One of our most popular blogs from the last couple of years is when we talked about how much a glulam structure costs. This was in September 2021, so we thought it would be useful to share what costs look like in 2023…
Glulam Timber Stains and Finishes: A guide
Stains and finishes enhance the look of your glulam but also protect it from the elements and extend its lifespan. In this guide, we’ll explore the different finishes available for glulam, the cost and which to choose.
Expanding the Buckland Team
At our home in Devon, our team of designers, structural engineers, project managers, carpenters and joiners all work under one roof to design, manufacture and install bespoke glulam structures.
Working with glulam and sustainable insulation materials
As the focus on sustainability in building is increasing, we are seeing more demand for locally grown timber. As well as the glulam we make, several projects have also chosen other sustainable materials to work with too, here are some examples.
Looking after your glulam; top tips for protecting glulam during your project
When your glulam is manufactured by us at the factory, we do everything we’re able to create and check you get the best quality glulam. Once the glulam leaves the factory we’re not as close to the process, so have put together a few tips to help you look after it.
Cracks in Glulam – what you need to know
It can take up to a year for glulam to settle and for movement to stop, over time sometimes cracks can appear – here’s what you need to know…
Structural Timber Awards features Buckland Timber
The 2022 Structural Timber Awards feature compelling examples of what can be achieved using the most natural and sustainable of materials…
Three Buckland Projects Shortlisted for Wood Awards 2022
The WoodAwards aim to recognise, encourage and promote outstanding design, craftsmanship and installation using wood.
Buckland’s part in St Paul’s Cathedral 2M Covid Memorial
In 2021, more than £2.3million was raised in a matter of weeks in a Remember Me campaign by the Daily Mail. The campaign raised funds to create a multi-faceted memorial – a commemorative portico in the heart of St Paul’s Cathedral in London.