We are often asked, “How can I keep my timber looking like it did when it was first installed?” The answer is not simple, but with thoughtful planning and regular maintenance, you can ensure your timber cladding ages beautifully over time. In particular, three crucial factors contribute to long-lasting, beautiful timber: Design, Installation, and Maintenance. […]
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Written by Robert Onfray 2025 Recently, a troubling narrative has emerged that native forest logging in Australia contributes significantly to increased bushfire risk. Some academics championed this idea, purporting to follow the scientific method, but often their work lacks scientific rigour. These claims have misled the public, skewing the debate around forest management, fire prevention,
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Radial Firewood effectively transforms waste and thinnings from our plantation estate into high-quality sustainable firewood. We utilize materials that aren’t suitable for LVL or saw logs due to size or quality, ensuring minimal waste through our milling process. This wood is then chopped, split, dried, and packaged for distribution across Victoria via our partner, The
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Radial Timber has entered an exciting time in our history as we commence production of durable and highvalue timber products from our own Australian, plantation grown hardwoods. We are currently producing our first 100% plantation grown timber cladding using Southern GippslandBlue Gum (Eucalyptus Globulus). Native to Southern Victoria, Tasmania and the Bass Strait Islands,Southern Gippsland
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Written by Luke McEvoy, May 2024 The first of January 2024 has come and gone and with it brings an end to native, hardwood timber harvesting, in Victoria, a decision the Victorian government made without any industry consultation or warning. This was a short sighted and absolutely heart-breaking decision for regional Victoria timber towns and
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Via the Timberbiz 22nd April 2024. Innovation is at the heart of any successful business. Radial Timber in Yarram, Victoria with a strategy already in place for its mainstream timber operation, has embarked on a new approach to using its wood waste that takes the company deeper into the heart of the sustainable, circular economy.
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When it comes to the storage of timber once delivery is received, it is essential that the timber is stored in the correct conditions to maintain it’s quality and minimise potential damage. Here are some guidelines for onsite timber storage:- Ventilated storage Timber should be stored in a cool, dry and well ventilated area, preferable
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Via the Gippsland times 12th December 2023. Victoria’s native forest industry officially closes at the end of the month, but Radial Timber in Yarram is going nowhere. The company, which has been building its own plantation estate for about 18 years, was relying on timber from VicForests for another six years until its own supply
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Timber is a long, beloved material of Australian architecture and design, prized for its natural beauty and durability. However, like any material exposed to the elements, timber requires proper maintenance to preserve its integrity and aesthetic appeal over time. In this guide, we’ll delve into the essential steps for timber maintenance and explore additional considerations
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When using any building material, an understanding of its performance in different applications as well as the correct installation requirements is extremely important to ensure the longevity of the project and products used. Moisture and water traps are prime considerations for timber and something that should be addressed wherever used. Poor handling, installation or design
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