If great service means specialist divisions for all your needs – We deliver! You already know we’ve got 12 depots throughout the UK and Ireland, stacked high with all your favourite products, but did you know we also have dedicated teams for specialist services too? Latham Timber Manufacturing are our timber cladding and mouldings division. They manufacture a huge range of timber cladding and supply off-the-shelf and bespoke mouldings and carvings. Our specification team are dedicated to supporting our A&D clients with material selection for current and future projects and are on hand with advice and guidance for even the most ambitious projects. Our door team are trained to advise on the most appropriate choice of door blank with a great selection of brands and specifications to choose from. We also have bulk timber and panels services for direct loads from the port. Finally, if it’s specialist plywood or Buffalo board you need, our Advanced Technical Panels team are on hand to help. All this expertise, alongside our product champions in the depots, means we can help you make the right choice for all your project needs. For more info visit or email: Latham Timber Manufacturing W: tm.lathams.co.uk E: tmsales@lathams.co.uk Specification team: E: specificationteam@lathams.co.uk Bulk timber: W: www.directtimber.co.uk E: LDTsales@directtimber.co.uk (UK) E: pack.sales@directtimber.co.uk (Ireland) Specialist panels: W: https://lnkd.in/d47yx3UR E: ATP@lathams.co.uk For general enquiries visit lathamtimber.co.uk or email info@lathams.co.uk.
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