Our Heritage
Glennon Brothers is a third-generation family business, established in 1913 by William and his brother James Glennon. William, Pat and Mike’s grandfather, ran the business until 1943 when he was succeeded by his son Paddy. At this time, the business was a one man operation, located on a twelve acre site, with the saw mill powered by a water wheel.
Paddy was responsible for the growth and development of the business for the next 40 years, where today, the business is in the hands of joint managing directors, Mike and Pat Glennon, who have grown the business through a series of strategic acquisitions and robust organic growth.
The Company
With four timber processing facilities, in Longford and Fermoy in Ireland, and Troon and Windymains in Scotland, we offer a unique one-stop-shop solution for sawn softwood in Ireland and the UK. Our core belief is to continually invest in people, innovative technology and state of the art equipment, as we strive to deliver high quality products and excellent customer service.
Our commitment to invest in value added processing facilities and environmental innovation, includes a £14 million biomass Combined Heat & Power (CHP) plant, located in Troon. Completed in 2018, the plant produces 2.5MW of electrical power, sufficient to supply the entire site, with surplus energy being exported to the UK national grid.
A £14 million investment programme has also commenced in Windymains, to include a new log yard, log grader with 3D scanning capability, log sorter and additional drop sorter. These ongoing investment projects lead to significant improvements in production capacity and efficiency.
We also provide forestry management services and advice, as well as purchasing sawlog from private growers. Extending our scope of products supplied, we uniquely manufacture quality timber frame homes and engineered roof trusses, which in essence, completes the manufacturing process from forest to front door.
Products and Services
With a commitment to responsible forestry and sustainability, our products are Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified, guaranteeing they are sourced from sustainably managed forests. Our extensive product range includes, sawn timber products, predominantly for the construction sector, but also for pallet and packaging, fencing and residue sectors.
Kiln Dried, Strength Graded Carcassing Timber.
Treated Timber Fencing (Incised Posts, Rails, Feather Edge Board and Sleepers available in brown and green treatment). Pallet & Packaging Case Material. Canadian Lumber Standard (CLS). Machined Whitewoods for construction & garden shed industry. Glendeck Decking & Accessories. Residual by-Products (Woodchip, Sawdust, Bark & Shavings). Roof Trusses. Timber Frame Homes. Forestry Services.
Timber Frame Homes, Roof Trusses and Metal Web Joists
Through two timber frame home manufacturing facilities, Alexanders Timber Design, in Troon, Scotland and Dempsey Timber Engineering, in Arklow, Ireland, we supply timber frame homes, engineered roof trusses and metal web joists for the Irish and UK markets.
From individual homes, large scale housing developments, commercial properties, office blocks and nursing homes, our customers include one off builders to national building and construction companies. All our roof trusses and kits are designed and manufactured in house, where our experienced team provide a full service solution, from drawings to delivery.
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