Across centuries and continents, formidable fires once threatened to destroy three major cities: Rome, London and Chicago.

Fletcher had about 75% market share in insulation in New Zealand until about a decade ago when German building product company Knauf entered the market. Fletcher now has about 45% market share in ...

But chunks of wood ... of a shed just for your firewood? Keep logs safe and secure and out of the elements with a sturdy galvanised steel holder. This model includes a steel floor frame which ...

These can include things like open floor plans, exposing beams and ceiling rafters, including natural materials like stone and wood ... or large windows that frame your view.

These fences run the gamut of material combinations — polycarbonate and corrugated iron sheeting, chain-link, cattle mesh, stretched steel wire, and wood planks ... the look of round posts? Build a ...

Counting just how many hotels there are scattered across New York City would be an impressive undertaking. New properties are ...

With projects like Portland's airport extension and the world's tallest wooden tower, modern timber architecture is poised to revolutionize sustainable construction in the United States.

Innovations in production, cutting-edge technology, and a push to bust long-standing myths will drive the future of mass timber construction. Here’s what to expect from the revolution in wood ...

It is true the United States is heavily reliant on timber framing for residential ... the surviving Palisades home he designed showed wood-frame constructions could perform well against fire ...

Finally, though, wood is back in business in a versatile new form: mass timber, a sturdy, humane product engineered not from ever-scarcer old-growth hardwood trees but from much younger ...

A sofa, a coffin and a stackable multipurpose cube are among the items that were displayed in Add Wood, an exhibition exploring the potential of recyclable and biodegradable 3D-printed timber.

It has been over six months since I wrote on lumber and the iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF (NASDAQ:WOOD) product on Seeking Alpha. I concluded the June 6, 2024, article with the following ...