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Daily Archives: 11 March, 2015

thermally-modified GB hardwood timber cladding for the Sylva Wood Centre

Innovative hardwood cladding for the Sylva Wood Centre

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery11 March, 20157 Comments

This week we took delivery of a brand new product sourced from British forests. The thermally-modified hardwood cladding will be used on the first building at the Sylva Wood Centre.

Henley River & Rowing Museum event

Join us for talk and show at River and Rowing Museum

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery11 March, 2015

Join Sylva’s Jen Hurst and Master Craftsman Philip Koomen for a ‘forest to furniture’ talk and tour of the stunning wood craft exhibition on 21st March at the River and Rowing Museum.

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