Magazine Advertising

Timber is a hot topic in the construction sector. Once a poor relation to the likes of steel and brick this versatile building material is making its mark on the UK skyline. As its use has continued to grow, there has been an increased interest from the wider construction sector and beyond.

The past few years has seen the rise of the timber tower as CLT proves that big can also be beautiful and timber has been showcased in a number of high-profile buildings.

Timber Construction, a magazine headed up by a team with a passion for timber, highlights what can be achieved with this stunning material. The quarterly publication will contain news, views, features and analysis of the timber sector, encompassing everything from timber frame construction to glulam, from decking to cladding.

Timber Construction is a must-read magazine for anyone who works with timber from contractors to architects. Its audience of timber professionals also offers advertisers access to a range of informed decision makers. So whatever your role, service provider or specifier, pick up the phone and give our team a call.

Timber Trader UK is our quarterly magazine for the timber supply chain which is read by Timber Merchants, Sawmillers and Timber Importers and is run by a team with a passion for the material, who have over 30 years experience between them serving the timber marketplace. We also publish Timber Construction for the Architectural and Construction industry and you can read the latest issues of both by going to our site www.timbermedia.co.uk and clicking either of the front cover shots.

Historically timber products have been advertised in the Builders Merchant press, playing second fiddle to brick & block, but Timber Trader UK is changing that, by giving a dedicated platform for manufacturers and suppliers of timber products we are highlighting the importance of timber as a building material and creating a strong identity to the timber supply chain so our advertisers can showcase their products to exactly the audience they are targeting, so no wastage.

Plus, with it being a controlled circulation publication all the reader need do is request to receive it on line free for three years, so no expensive subscription charges.