Timber projects ideas

Plywood is strong and remains flat, and can be much cheaper than a wood board of the same size. Here are 12 amazing & easy plywood projects.

A unique and stylish handmade garden seat that is both robust and functional. The ‘Commodore’ bench gives a fresh bold look which not only provides attractive seating, it will also creates an interesting talking point for your visitors. Made from solid preserved wood and finished with protective Osmo oils from that provides excellent durable weather protection. This item is fully assembled and ready to use. All items are built to order so please do not hesitate to get in contact if you…

Want to build your own DIY Dresser? This step by step tutorial and video will show you how to build this 5 drawer dresser!

2×4 projects with tutorials for the beginner DIY’er. These are some ideas for what you can make with 2x4s, from small projects to big!

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15 different types of scarf joints used in timber frame construction and woodworking projects. Scarf joints are used when a piece of timber needs to be longer and instead of sourcing a larger piece of lumber, two smaller pieces are joined together.

Make these DIY scrap wood projects with those small pieces leftover from your larger projects! 40 ideas to get your creativity flowing!

Looking for the perfect seating option for your garden, reception room, or hallway? Our rustic wood bench is just what you need! This bench is made of durable wood and features a beautiful Golden oak finish. It’s fully waterproof and ready to use, with no assembly required. Measuring 116cm in length, 75cm in height, and 45cm in depth, this bench is the perfect size for any space. And if you need a different size or color, we can accommodate your needs! Just let us know and we’ll be happy to…

You may have read my tale of woe about parking in Seattle a few posts ago. I must say that on my second visit, I was lucky enough to park in the actual convention center parking structure which was extremely simple to navigate, had numbered parking spaces, level letters and colors. All I had to do was follow the orange concrete path and it led me directly to the lobby of the convention center. If you're not familliar with the little jingle, Let's All Go to the Lobby, here's a video of it for…