local industry and international resources

These guidelines describe methods for designing LTF structures that go beyond 2.5 storeys and are outside the scope of NZS 3604:2011 Timber-framed buildings.

A comprehensive series of "One-Stop-Shop" timber design guides originally developed by NZ Wood.

Timber Unlimited is an industry-neutral, non-commercial non-profit, founded to encourage and facilitate the use of timber in the design and construction of all building and infrastructure projects.

Detailed commentary guidance that removes uncertainty in the design and consenting of timber buildings in New Zealand.

WoodSolutions is an industry initiative designed to provide independent, non-proprietary information about timber and wood products.

Introduction to Timber Design Examples and comparing NZS3603 with NZ AS1720.1:2022.

Timber Unlimited and the Timber Design Society have partnered to enable quicker and broader access to essential New Zealand-focussed Technical Notes.

Advanced design software is now available for free to engineers in New Zealand in response to the new Timber Structures Standards (NZS AS 1720.1:2022)

To encourage wider use of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT), the 2019 CLT Handbook was updated with new research by FPInnovations and partners, reflecting changes to Canadian building codes and standards.

Sections in this CLT Handbook covers design and material properties of CLT structures and connections, fire safety and acoustic performance and thermal comfort.

naturally:wood is a comprehensive information resource promoting British Columbia as a global supplier of quality, environmentally-responsible forest products from sustainably-managed forests.

This comprehensive book provides in-depth knowledge and understanding of design rules according to Eurocode 5.

Think Wood: Highlighting wood innovations and innovators will show you how wood can elevate your projects, meet budgets, achieve sustainability goals, and create awe-inspiring structures.

WoodWorks provides education and free technical support related to the design, engineering and construction of commercial and multi-family wood buildings in the U.S..

WoodWorks is a Canadian Wood Council program, which is industry led and is intended to help increase the use of wood in non-residential, mid-rise and tall building markets in Canada.

Wood for Good is the UK timber industry’s wood promotion campaign and our work is supported by a variety of organisations across the supply chain.