Comments on: Brooks Raise Scandinavian Timber Prices http://www.woodworkireland.com/2007/02/06/brooks-raise-scandinavian-timber-prices/ Resources for Woodworkers in Ireland Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:52:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Bob Andersen http://www.woodworkireland.com/2007/02/06/brooks-raise-scandinavian-timber-prices/#comment-1586 Sun, 06 Apr 2008 07:25:15 +0000 http://www.woodworkireland.com/2007/02/06/brooks-raise-scandinavian-timber-prices/#comment-1586 Dear Sir/Madam, Thank you for the mail and hope you are doing well today.I will like to know if you do carry plywood .Do get back to me with the types and cost for the ones you do carry and let me know if there is an extra cost whne using visa or mastercard.Kindly get back to me with your name and your direct phone number.Are you the sales manager or the owner? Regards.... Bob Andersen Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for the mail and hope you are doing well today.I will like to know if you do carry plywood .Do get back to me with the types and cost for the ones you do carry and let me know if there is an extra cost whne using visa or mastercard.Kindly get back to me with your name and your direct phone number.Are you the sales manager or the owner?
Regards….
Bob Andersen

]]> by: Ken Milofsky http://www.woodworkireland.com/2007/02/06/brooks-raise-scandinavian-timber-prices/#comment-1256 Sat, 25 Aug 2007 21:59:36 +0000 http://www.woodworkireland.com/2007/02/06/brooks-raise-scandinavian-timber-prices/#comment-1256 I thnink this website is a great method to address issues to people associatd with woodwork in Ireland. We as importers have been advised of prise increases by major European manufacturers of particleboard, MDF etc. The reasons they give are due to the high cost of raw materials which has resulted from the huge increase in timber consumption for fuel ie pellets for wood burners etc. The producers have no option but to pass on these increases and the price levels are being increased with hardly any notice given. Plywood is being imported to Ireland from China in huge quantities. The quality in general is quite poor and it has become a real issue for carpenters who really expect plywood to perform well as a stable, strong material. As the main importers fight to compete on price the quality issues are being pushed aside. Our company continues to sell chinese plywood but we offer Russian Birch plywood which is WBP also giving customers a high quality product for interio and exterior use I thnink this website is a great method to address issues to people associatd with woodwork in Ireland.

We as importers have been advised of prise increases by major European manufacturers of particleboard, MDF etc.
The reasons they give are due to the high cost of raw materials which has resulted from the huge increase in timber consumption for fuel ie pellets for wood burners etc.
The producers have no option but to pass on these increases and the price levels are being increased with hardly any notice given.
Plywood is being imported to Ireland from China in huge quantities. The quality in general is quite poor and it has become a real issue for carpenters who really expect plywood to perform well as a stable, strong material.
As the main importers fight to compete on price the quality issues are being pushed aside.
Our company continues to sell chinese plywood but we offer Russian Birch plywood which is WBP also giving customers a high quality product for interio and exterior use

]]> by: woden http://www.woodworkireland.com/2007/02/06/brooks-raise-scandinavian-timber-prices/#comment-59 Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:55:38 +0000 http://www.woodworkireland.com/2007/02/06/brooks-raise-scandinavian-timber-prices/#comment-59 Hi, just thought I'd post a comment to say good to see an Irish woodworking blog. This site looks great and has some excellent links. Hopefully the online woodworking community in Ireland will continue to grow and develop. Keep up the good work. :¬) Ps. I post under the username MT over at the woodcraft forum on Boards.ie Hi, just thought I’d post a comment to say good to see an Irish woodworking blog. This site looks great and has some excellent links. Hopefully the online woodworking community in Ireland will continue to grow and develop. Keep up the good work. :¬)

Ps. I post under the username MT over at the woodcraft forum on Boards.ie

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