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QUALITY SERVICE FOR 65 YEARS


OFFERING A W Howard expands product range and maintains focus on service


Merchants are the very heart of the timber supply chain, and we have been working closely with businesses nationwide for more than 60 years. During that time we have continually expanded and grown until we now offer Europe’s widest range of MDF profiles, and all our products are the very highest quality.


Just as the timber market continues to evolve, our range of profiles is ever expanding, and includes Primed, Veneered and Wrapped profiles, as well as our unique KOTA ready-painted interior profiles. Merchants know us for skirting, architrave, window board, door lining and bespoke products, and we hold more than 100 stock lines ready to dispatch to our extensive network of builders’ and timber merchants.


Top: Real Wood Veneer Oak Slats Above: Wide Window Board - White Primed TTJ | July/August 2023 | www.ttjonline.com


WALL PANELLING MADE EASY Over the past 12 months we have also expanded our wall panelling range, and now offer two new wall panelling sets that make it even easier for joiners, carpenters and builders to transform their customers’ homes. Our Slatted and Shaker Wall Panelling Sets create distinctive styles that will enhance any room. Each has been designed to be exceptionally easy to install using either adhesive or a hammer and pins – whichever is easier for the tradesperson. In fact, the Sets are so easy to work with that they have also already become a hit in the DIY market, with many choosing to make them their next home DIY project. Because the panels are made of MDF rather than solid timber, they are easier to cut and prepare, with none of the knots, warps or defects tradespeople may otherwise have to deal with. The Oak Slatted Wall Set is finished with a real wood oak veneer. Every slat has its own unique characteristics and a slight colour variation to provide the natural finish associated with timber, while also being strong, dimensionally stable and with no warps, defects or knots to contend with on site.


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