Construction of new wooden structures

Question

Is climate change being taken into account for the construction of new wooden structures moving forward? After the heatwave, I was wondering about it. Thanks!

Gerasimos · Accepted Answer

Of course, for example if a door has to be installed in a house, we have to leave the materials inside the house for a few days to get the temperature of the environment, this applies to wooden materials.

Derek · Answer

Harry you roaster, it's a job site not a site for fkin snowflakes!! How will u build your mud hut Harry!!?? Materials etc Harry!! I want a break down of materials and damagrto the planet!! :D

Leon · Answer

Hi we are getting a lot of enquires about our timber framed extensions and garden rooms as they are just as good a brick extension in terms of the U value , benifit of timber builds is the speed of the build

Jay · Answer

Yes, this has started many many years ago. Simply example is architraves, door linings, skirtings and even some lightweight internal softwood doors are now made from m,.d.f... (modify density fibreboard), not softwood pine timbers.

Tim · Answer

To answer your question yes it is, all big companies now use timber from a sustainable source and the timber is stamped with FSC

Jordan · Answer

Timber structures are used often in hot places like the USA and Canada most of the  summers are really hot, research has shown that timber houses are better for keeping the cold or warmth then the average brick house

Gavin · Answer

Yes timber frame buildings are made from sustainable timber

Christopher · Answer

No, there is no change to any construction processes.
Climate change is a natural process and has nothing to do with human intervention.
It is worth noting that as Barack Obama, George Soros, the Clintons etc were warning that sea levels were rising, they all bought multi-million dollar sea front properties.
The reason for these severe weather events is due to chemtrails and HAARP, and the reason for those is depopulation and total control of the remaining population.

Construction of new wooden structures

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