Our Premium Timber Selection
Sustainably Sourced, Expertly Crafted
At Britannia Woodworking, we are committed to using the finest timbers to create our bespoke joinery products. Each wood is carefully chosen for its durability, aesthetic appeal, and sustainability. Here’s a brief overview of the premium timbers we use:
Accoya
Accoya is a revolutionary high-performance timber known for its exceptional durability and stability. It is sustainably sourced and treated to withstand harsh weather conditions, making it perfect for both external and internal applications. Accoya offers improved insulation properties and a long lifespan, ideal for windows, doors, and cladding.
Abodo
Abodo is a stunning New Zealand-grown timber, prized for its rich natural tones and environmentally friendly production. Known for its excellent resistance to decay and moisture, Abodo is an ideal choice for external joinery such as windows, doors, and cladding, offering a beautiful aesthetic that ages gracefully over time.
Tulipwood
Tulipwood, also known as Yellow Poplar, is a lightweight and versatile timber with a clean, straight grain. Its pale colour and fine texture make it an excellent choice for internal joinery, including bookcases, paneling, and bespoke furniture. Tulipwood also offers good machinability and finishes well, making it a go-to choice for high-quality finishes.
Sapele
Sapele is a rich, reddish-brown hardwood often used for high-end doors and windows. Its fine, interlocking grain gives it a distinct, elegant appearance. Sapele is known for its strength and resilience against wear and tear, making it perfect for both interior and exterior applications. It’s also easy to work with and finishes beautifully.
European Oak
European Oak is a timeless, durable hardwood known for its distinctive grain patterns and strength. It’s an excellent choice for both traditional and modern joinery, including windows, doors, and furniture. European Oak has natural resistance to decay, ensuring a long-lasting product. Its ability to take stains and finishes makes it a versatile option for a variety of design styles.
American White Oak
American White Oak is a highly regarded timber known for its strength, durability, and elegant appearance. It’s often used in premium joinery, including doors, windows, and flooring. The light, creamy tone and prominent grain pattern make it a versatile material that can be used in both modern and classic designs.
Idigbo
Idigbo is a strong, durable hardwood often used as a more affordable alternative to oak. It has a pale yellow-brown colour with a subtle grain, making it a great option for a wide range of internal and external joinery projects, including doors, windows, and cabinetry. Idigbo offers excellent workability and holds finishes well, making it ideal for both practical and decorative applications.