Co2 Timber - From Forest To You With Less Co2

Co2Timber home grown western red cedar As a traditional sawmill we mill straight from felled Cedar, Larch, and Douglas Fir trees. Sourcing our timber from within the UK and milling it into a high-quality product that is suitable for internal and external cladding, flooring, fencing, sheds, field shelters, car ports, Yorkshire Boarding, garden architectural projects, and many more applications.

Imported Western Red Cedar – Siberian Larch – Co2Grandis also available (see left hand menu for details)

We Specialise in Producing Timber Cladding in a Variety of Styles Suitable for You to Timber Clad your Projects.

We pride Ourselves in quality and customer service we provide. If you are concerned about your carbon footprint, sustainability and the affects you are having on our planet CO2 Timber are the company to choose.

We Can Delivery Nationwide Via the Pallet Courier Network – International Deliveries Also Available.

All the timber we supply has a low carbon footprint without compromising the quality of the timber. Here at CO2 Timber we aim to keep our carbon footprint and that of the products we produce to a minimum and encourage sustainable practices. We use our off cuts in our commercial wood burning stove to heat our workshop in winter and provide heat for our kiln drying process.

We supply to Trade, DIY's, Contractors, Builders, Manufactures, Architects. Being a sawmill we offer a bespoke service for all those non standard sizes planks boards and cladding and can cut to size and finish as required.

If you want to timber clad your building and have any question please contact us.

Sustainability

The code for sustainable homes is the national standard for the sustainable design and construction of new homes.
It aims to reduce carbon emissions and promote higher standards of sustainable design above the current minimum standards set out by building regulations.

Code for Sustainable Homes

The Code works by awarding new homes a rating from Level 1 to Level 6, based on their performance against 9 sustainability criteria which are combined to assess the overall environmental impact. Level 1 is entry level above building regulations, and Level six is the highest, reflecting exemplary developments in terms of sustainability. We should all strive to achieve the level of CODE 6 please see the following link for further information.

STOP PRESS:- Changes to government strategy (please see link below)

www.tracinggreen.uk/news-comment/so-long-code-sustainable-homes/

From Forest to you with less Co2