News
28th April 2022
A workshop with Impact Arts making planter boxes
Janet and Jack recently went over to visit the Craft Café in Govan to host a planter box building workshop. Once they knew how to use the tools, they quickly whipped together an incredible 50 boxes from reclaimed timber. Check out the finished planters here, incredible mosaic patterns and all!
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6th April 2022
Vacancy: Office & Retail Administrator
Could you be the next person to join the Glasgow Wood team as an office and retail administrator? Applications close on the 24th April 2022.
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27th February 2022
Welcome to the new identity and website
We've already unveiled the new identity and website to you all, but in this feature, you'll be able to hear from the people behind the design and what led them to their final outcomes.
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25th February 2022
Community Creations: Kath’s Flooring Restoration and our Wood Collections service explained
Kath visited us last September on recommendation from a neighbour. Having built a new office/studio space in her garden, she was in need of a more affordable and environmentally friendly solution to purchasing brand new flooring. Luckily we had something which had recently been dropped into our timber yard which did the job...
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10th January 2022
2021 in review: the Community Wood Recycling Network
Despite a challenging year for everyone, Glasgow Wood and the Community Wood Recycling Network still saw great achievements. Take a read of their annual report here.
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7th December 2021
Community Creations: Mohammed’s Reclaimed Timber House
Made from approximately 60-70% reclaimed timber, Mohammad has been sourcing much of the wood he needed to build his house from our timber yard. Take a look at his progress so far.
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30th November 2021
Glasgow Wood’s COP26 contributions
We're proud to have contributed towards one of the biggest climate conferences in history. We just hope that more positive action and change come from it this time!
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30th October 2021
Sustrans’ Pocket Places: Kilbarchan Primary School
As part of the community project Pocket Places, we were asked to design a unique bench to make the daily commutes of parents and children a little brighter and more enjoyable.
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