Why Slow Grown?
Well the wood grows in a truer line which is less likely to warp. Fast grown white wood is cheaper but a lower – we prefer a high
grade timber for a better quality finish.
Why Cut Thicker?
We cut to an average cladding width which is thicker than competitors because it makes it stronger and more durable.
Some choose to skimp and literally shave off more to make more profits. We take the view that more value means more satisfied customers
and more repeat orderers – and we certainly have a lot of those!
Why Add Extra Finishes?
From the profile of our shed cladding, and the rounded edging of our framing, to the chamfered finish to our cabin logs, it so often is
the extra attention to detail, that ensures the quality Tiger finish. It is important to make each component fit flush and snug, for strength,
rigidity and to keep water off and out.
Wood You Believe It?
Our company heritage stretches over 100 years back to 1913 and our first timber mill in
Yorkshire (we still work on that site), so we know our timber. You could say it is ingrained in our culture!
We bring the pick of the forest to your garden. This is why every order for a Tiger building is in good hands, because we only use the best value quality
materials, and we take great care to ensure all outdoor spaces can be enjoyed as naturally as possible.