Timber producers, manufacturers, treaters, fabricators, wholesalers and merchants are reminded of the information they must provide when producing, treating or supplying structural timber products.
Timber Queensland provides the timber industry with a unified voice to participate in developing a whole-of-industry position on issues which impact our members.
Timber Queensland, the peak body for Queensland's forest and timber industry, has partnered with the Australian Government for the delivery of Queensland's two regional forestry hubs.
Always check and be sure the timber you buy is true to label and fit for purpose to avoid premature failure. Find out what species is appropriate for specific jobs, and where to buy it.
Explain to clients and stakeholders the benefits of using timber over other construction materials. Useful in tenders, presentations and sales and support documentation the fact sheets address environmental, sustainability, construction and maintenance topics.
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Timber is the only material to naturally store and lock away carbon.
Who should the public contact for advice on timber design, construction and use?
Be notified of upcoming timber application & use seminars
Check your deck - Timber Queensland Deck Inspection Guide Regular deck checks are essential to ensure structural safety, and to ensure risk ensuing from rot, decay, termites, corrosion or other maintenance issues can be managed and rectified. Timber Queensland has prepared this checklist for inspecting timber decks, verandahs and balconies in houses and units. Read more
Timber Queensland welcomes appointment of Mine Rehabilitation Commissioner Queensland’s forest and timber industry has recognised the potential for mine rehabilitation to deliver environmental and economic benefits in regional communities. Read more
Builders advised to check the “claim of compliance” on structural timber TQ released technical advice reminding builders of the information they must look for when using structural timber and how to maintain relevant records. Read more