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Issued: March 2016; Denby, DerbyshireMitech Joinery are a dedicated specialist woodwork and joinery business that create bespoke wooden gates for domestic and commercial customers looking for security for their homes and businesses. Each and every gate is designed and manufactured individually, using the best quality materials.
With the government placing emphasis on eco-friendly and sustainable business models, it is especially important for small businesses to comply with this where possible. While woodwork and joinery is already a business that works with renewable resources, it comes down to responsible business owners like Robert Barlow to ensure that they reduce CO2 emissions and use timber materials that are from sustainable forests.
Timber is one of the only commonly used building materials that comes from a renewable resource. However, it is only when this timber comes from a sustainably managed forest that benefits can be seen. By utilising timber and wood in this way, carbon dioxide emissions are reduced, forested trees are re-planted and the process can continue.
Opting for sustainable timber products does not affect quality. Wood is a natural product that when treated correctly will last a lifetime, and will always be easy to maintain and repair.
Using certified timber that is recognised by the government ensures that businesses like Mitech Joinery are sustainable in the long run. Look out for FSC, PEFC and CSA certification.
By opting to use a variety of hardwood and softwood materials that are fast-growth, Mitech Joinery are committing to being as eco-friendly as possible. For more information on the types of wood that are used, please click here.
Climate change and global warming is an issue that affects the world on a local, national and international level. Each and every individual and business that contributes towards reducing CO2 emissions is doing their part to safeguard Earth for years to come.
By committing to using sustainable forest resources, Mitech Joinery are being a part of the solution to the problem that is global climate change.
Please visit www.mitechjoinery.co.uk for more information.
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Contact Info:
Name: Robert Barlow
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Organization: Mitech Joinery
Address: The Unit, Mount Pleasant, Derby Road, Denby, Derbyshire, DE5 8NN
Phone: 01773 570577
Website: http://www.mitechjoinery.co.uk
Release ID: 107462