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About Sustainability Product Portfolio What's New Downloads Get in Touch KLH UK About > KLH UK Our Commitment Associations & Accreditations Our People Work with us About There are very few certainties in the world. However, here are two that you may depend upon. In the future there will be more bicycles and more buildings made of cross-laminated timber. There is no mystery. Bikes are at the front end of technology and design in the area of modern, evolved personal transport. Check the demand for a Brompton folder. Cross-laminated timber buildings, already familiar to architects and contractors in Austria and much of continental Europe, are now beyond take off and into an upward trajectory in the UK. This is due, in no small way to two pioneering buildings: Kingsdale School in London by de Rijke March Morgan Architects, and Stadthaus apartments also in London, by Waugh Thistleton Architects. Both use the KLH cross-laminated timber. All facts, figures and environmental arguments not withstanding, a key reason why architects and their clients will turn increasingly to renewable cross-laminated timber solutions is the sheer design flexibility, adaptability and all round quality of modern wood. Sitemap FAQ Privacy Policy Downloads Built by spoken-image.com

About Sustainability Product Portfolio What's New Downloads Get in Touch KLH UK Product > Cross-Laminated Timber Benefits Production Panel Surface Quality Technical Technical Approvals Product 'If the nineteenth century was the century of steel, and the twentieth the century of concrete, then the twenty-first century is about engineered timber.' Alex de Rijke, Director, dRMM Timber is undergoing a timely evolution, as one of the world's oldest building materials. Many of the concerns surrounding timber construction have been dispelled by developments in modern technologies, and cross-laminated timber panels look set to have serious and far reaching implications for sustainable construction. Sitemap FAQ Privacy Policy Downloads Built by spoken-image.com

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