The Digg & Co Studio, with Brimstone cladding and integrated Bat Boxes
This beautiful renovation project is one of a kind. Once an old threshing barn, it has been transformed into a family home, studio and wildlife haven by landscape architect and owner Toby Diggens.
Architects CAN use local timber!
It’s not standard practice to use local wood - but we’re on a mission to change that.
Build It magazine 'Best Cladding' award goes to Brimstone
Build It magazine presents Brimstone the award for 'Best Cladding.'
Brimstone shortlisted by ASBP for 'Product of the Year 2023'
The Alliance of Sustainable Building Products puts Brimstone on the shortlist for 'Product of the Year'. Brimstone is locally grown wood made durable by thermal modification.
Ash from Longleat forest
We joined our log buyer at Longleat Forest in Wiltshire, selecting ash for Brimstone. This magnificent woodland is less than 30 miles from our sawmills.
One percent to help our local woodlands
Without healthy local woodlands, there is no Brimstone. It’s that simple.
How to cut through corporate greenwashing. And why it matters.
Nowadays you can’t read a magazine or scroll your feed without being told that some company or product is sustainable, carbon neutral or even carbon positive.
How you can be a force for change just by asking questions
In this world of huge environmental and social problems, it’s easy to believe that our individual voices are insignificant. We tend to think we’re too small to make a change. And that nothing we do or say can have a big enough effect.