The Ultimate Shou Sugi Ban Charred Timber Guide The Ultimate Shou Sugi Ban Charred Timber Guide
In this guide, we'll aim to explain everything about our Shou Sugi Ban charred...
Read moreMortlock Timber & Hydrowood Partnership Mortlock Timber & Hydrowood Partnership
We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in our journey towards sustainable timber product...
Read moreUsing Enviro Clear for Internal Timber Applications Using Enviro Clear for Internal Timber Applications
It's one of our most premium coatings here at Mortlock Timber. We look to highlight which type of projects Enviro Clear is selected for, its benefits...
Read moreWhy Does Wood Turn Grey? | Prevent or Embrace the Weathered Look Why Does Wood Turn Grey? | Prevent or Embrace the Weathered Look
The greying of wood, often referred to as "natural weathering," is primarily a result of exposure to sunlight and rain. Ultraviolet (UV) rays break...
Read moreDistressed Timber and Everything You Need to Know About It Distressed Timber and Everything You Need to Know About It
Nothing says character quite like distressed timber. The style has gained prominence in recent years due to its rustic and weathered appearance -...
Read moreDressed vs. Rough Sawn Timber | Which one is right for you? Dressed vs. Rough Sawn Timber | Which one is right for you?
Architectural cladding is an essential aspect of any building's design, and the choice of timber battens can significantly impact the aesthetics,...
Read moreWhat Is a Rainscreen and How Can It Transform Your Building What Is a Rainscreen and How Can It Transform Your Building
At first glance, the façade of a modern building can be deceivingly simple. Behind the external surface, however, often lies a meticulously designed...
Read moreUsing Cutek CD50 oil with natural timber Using Cutek CD50 oil with natural timber
It’s one of our most popular coatings here at Mortlock Timber. Learn how Cutek clear oil is a cost-effective option for architects and builders...
Read moreUnderstanding Timber Movement and How to Work Around It Understanding Timber Movement and How to Work Around It
If you are planning to use timber cladding or decking for an upcoming project, it’s important you consider the effect movement can have on wood and...
Read moreWhat is Fireshield Intumescent Timber coating? What is Fireshield Intumescent Timber coating?
When it comes to timber, choosing the right coating is crucial in preserving its natural beauty, enhancing its durability, and ensuring its longevity...
Read moreWhich timber coating is right for my project? Which timber coating is right for my project?
When it comes to timber, choosing the right coating is crucial in preserving its natural beauty, enhancing its durability, and ensuring its longevity...
Read moreConcrete and Timber architecture | 5 stunning completed projects Concrete and Timber architecture | 5 stunning completed projects
In this guide, we explore how external vertical timber cladding and concrete and timber architecture have been used in five distinct styles to create...
Read moreModern Timber Ceiling | 8 Real Life Examples Of What Is Possible Modern Timber Ceiling | 8 Real Life Examples Of What Is Possible
Modern timber ceiling design is a chance to make a statement with your home. Whether it’s adding a distinct warmth or character to your space,...
Read morePros and Cons of Timber Cladding Pros and Cons of Timber Cladding
Timber cladding is a popular choice for homes and businesses across Australia. Its natural look, eco-friendliness and versatility make it a trusted...
Read moreWhy is wood a good insulator? | The ideal solution to the Australian climate Why is wood a good insulator? | The ideal solution to the Australian climate
Wood is a highly versatile and sustainable building material that has been used for centuries. And its ability to insulate homes and buildings makes...
Read moreWhat is tangential shrinkage in wood? | Everything you need to know before choos... What is tangential shrinkage in wood? | Everything you need to know before choosing your timber
Tangential shrinkage occurs when wood shifts along its growth lines. This process is one of several that occur once the wood has been chopped from...
Read moreHorizontal Vs Vertical Timber Cladding: Know Which One To Choose Horizontal Vs Vertical Timber Cladding: Know Which One To Choose
Timber cladding is the exterior layer of timber that protects your building against the natural elements from pests like termites, weather, and even...
Read moreIs Jarrah and its use in building sustainable? Is Jarrah and its use in building sustainable?
Australian jarrah wood is a sustainable and renewable resource, harvested exclusively from new growth forests in Western Australia. Thanks to its...
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