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How fire warning signs can help enforce your fire safety policy
Tegan Foley  |  Aug 03, 2021  |  0 comments
Fire warning signs are a key part of a business’ health and safety requirements and legal responsibilities. No matter the type of business or environment, you need to provide clear, unambiguous information for staff, visitors and customers to allow them to respond quickly and safely in the event of an emergency, as well as advising them on how to behave in order to minimise the risks
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Timber supply tension will ease given time, say major associations
Tegan Foley  |  Jul 30, 2021  |  0 comments
A joint market statement from the Confederation of Timber Industries (CTI) and Swedish Wood points to a likely easing of supply tension in the timber market as the pandemic eases. With timber prices having accelerated in 2021 amid skyrocketing demand, there has been concern how this will affect the thousands of businesses which timber supports
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Putting service first with Makita UK
Tegan Foley  |  Jul 29, 2021  |  0 comments
Makita UK's new 20,000sq.ft Milton Keynes Factory Service Centre reaffirms its commitment to delivering outstanding customer service
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AAG expands its range of special-purpose routing/cutting tools
 |  Jul 26, 2021  |  0 comments

Two new additions to the range of special-purpose routing/cutting tools supplied by AAG via its CNCShop E-commerce Division comprise different versions of the latest solid carbide ‘0’ series of single-flute spiral tools manufactured by Amana

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Woodworking News – July 2021 issue – now available
Tegan Foley  |  Jul 23, 2021  |  First Published: Jul 22, 2021  |  0 comments

The July 2021 issue of Woodworking News is now available both in print and online

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New Cursal automatic cross-cutting line supplied by JJ Smith & installed at BSW’s Newbridge sawmill
Tegan Foley  |  Jul 21, 2021  |  0 comments

BSW Timber, the largest integrated forestry and sawmilling business in the UK, has seven BSW timber sawmills located throughout the UK and headquarters in Berwickshire, Scotland, where the business originated. BSW Timber manufactures and supplies a wide range of quality, FSC-certified sawn products for an array of industries including fencing, landscaping, cladding, construction, DIY, decking and packaging

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Gowercroft Joinery wins top regional business award
Tegan Foley  |  Jul 20, 2021  |  0 comments

High-end timber window and door specialist Gowercroft Joinery has scooped the ‘Family Business of the Year’ category of the prestigious 2021 Midlands Business Awards

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AMS adds three new Wadkin Bursgreen machines to its extensive portfolio
Tegan Foley  |  Jul 10, 2021  |  0 comments

Advanced Machinery Services (AMS) has added three new machine lines to its already impressive portfolio of Wadkin Bursgreen woodworking machinery: wall saws, grinders and new models within their crosscut range

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Salvamac Group: Positive thinking leads to increased sales & strong growth in the first half of 2021
Tegan Foley  |  Jul 07, 2021  |  0 comments

"Considering that we’ve always had the advantage of very fast delivery times, we don’t expect a drop in turnover for the current year. In fact, we’re closing the first six months having experienced strong growth,” explains Salvamac co-founder Christian Salvador

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Multiple Salvador crosscuts for DWB
Tegan Foley  |  Jul 05, 2021  |  0 comments

DWB Timber Engineering is a national group with facilities across the UK, including designated design and fabrication plants. Founded in 1986, the group has built an enviable reputation for producing high quality roof trusses. A year on from investing in a Salvador SuperPush 200 automatic crosscut saw from sole UK suppliers Daltons Wadkin, the team visited Phil Daniels and his staff at their East Yorkshire premises

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