The advantages of timber: construction method
Does timber offer a construction method that provides tangible benefits to make it a system of choice for the construction sector?
Supporting the COP 26 house from Beyond Zero Homes
In November the UK hosted the 26th UN Climate Conference (COP26). STEICO supports the 'Beyond Zero Homes Initiative' which will demonstrate the possibilities of zero carbon building.
Help reduce the impact of climate change with STEICO wood fibre insulation
See how the natural wood fibre insulation from STEICO stores carbon within the fabric of the Zero Carbon House, developed by Beyond Zero Homes at COP26.
STEICO insulation featured in the COP 26 house
The timber frame COP26 House showcases zero carbon, circular solutions in building, and living, using standard materials and skills available today. The house uses a range of STEICO wood fibre insulations in order to achieve its goals
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The advantages of timber in construction: health and wellbeing
This article from the Beyond Zero Carbon team looks into the health and wellbeing benefits that timber, and natural products generally, can offer when…
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The advantages of timber in construction: environment
A positive CO2 balance can only be achieved by harvesting trees, using their wood for material purposes and replanting young trees, which then…
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STEICO I-joists: guidance for follow on trades
With STEICO I-joists services can be incorporated within the floor zone. The new guide provides follow-on trades with valuable advice on the correct…
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Why our construction methods must change
Non-renewable raw materials are becoming scarce, but the renewable raw material wood is not.
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New plant in Gromadka: Things are moving fast!
At the Gromadka site in Poland, excavation works began at the beginning of September for the construction of a new plant for the production of wood…