Constructional Timber UK, the parent company of Constructional Timber (Manufacturers) Ltd which designs, manufactures and installs engineered timber frames systems, has acquired the former Truswell Haulage site at Fall Bank Industrial Estate in Dodworth, from Breck Holdings. The Barnsley-based firm has completed the purchase of a 70,000sq ft industrial unit as part of ambitious relocation and business expansion plans.
The warehouse, maintenance bay and office accommodation will become the firm’s new South Yorkshire base after a £200,000 refurbishment programme to adapt the site for Constructional Timber’s use. It is expected to be ready for February 2026. The premises sit on a 10-acre site, with the company hoping to develop further accommodation on site, subject to planning.
Owner Martin Daws said: “What attracted us to the site was its size, location, and proximity to the M1 motorway for distribution and connectivity purposes, as well as the potential on the site for further development. The 10- acre site gives us the ability to relocate our business to a bespoke factory designed for our ongoing needs in one location, but also the site offers potential for us to develop further accommodation. Constructional Timber UK has also just completed the acquisition of local joinery company Kirk and Cranston who will be part of the CTUK group. The purchase of the new site will provide new opportunities for the development of K&C going forward.”
The premises were marketed on behalf of Breck Holdings by Knight Frank and Christopher Dee. Rebecca Schofield, partner at Knight Frank in Sheffield, acting for vendor Breck Holdings, said: “Constructional Timber saw the potential in the location of the site, just a mile away from the M1, but also how they could adapt and refurbish the building to suit their requirements.” Constructional Timber was set up in 1979 in Penistone. It currently employs 25 staff in the factory and office. The team handles projects from concept to installation for firms nationwide, winning major contracts worth up to £1.5million for national construction companies, including Kier and Mace, as well as working for smaller contractors, universities and leisure centre operators.
