Timberlink® Quarterly News

Timberlink’s latest quarterly newsletter is hot off the press and available for download! The September edition has a refreshed layout and stories that reflect Timberlink’s commitment to its customers, communities and the timber industry. 
 

Updates to NeXTimber® Domestic GLT Range & New Guides

The NeXTimber by Timberlink team have announced some important changes to the standard range of NeXTimber domestic Glue Laminated Timber (GLT). The product range being consolidated, moving from 300mm increments to 600mm increments, and more stock of frequently ordered sections will also be held in Timberlink’s distribution centers located in Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia. Profiles outside of this range can still be custom ordered by contacting your Timberlink account manager. 
There are now four new NeXTimber Domestic GLT guides available for download: 

• GLT Product Guide 
• Roof Member Span Tables 
• Durability Technical Notes 
• Storage & Handling  

Timberlink is on Social Media! 

You can now follow Timberlink, NeXTimber and Everdeck on your favourite social media channels including Facebook and Instagram! See newsletter for full details. 

Spring into Decking Season with Everdeck®

Spring has sprung and it’s time to spend time outside with family and friends! The Everdeck by Timberlink team have made planning and installing a new wood composite deck simple with a free deck planner tool, downloadable installation guides, decking terminology explainer and sample kits. Head to everdeck.com.au for more. 
 

Events Wrap-Up

From supporting Dahlsens at the grand openings of their Mildura and Swan Hill Stores, to Bunnings expos, Green Building Day and the World Conference on Timber Engineering, the Timberlink sales team has been flat-out promoting the benefits of building with responsibly sourced timber products. 

 
Timberlink’s Eshani Owen at the Dahlsens Mildura Opening. 

Launching First Nations Art in Bell Bay

Timberlink is delighted to share the launch of a new First Nations art installation at its Bell Bay site, created by Reuben Oates, a proud Trawlwoolway man. The artwork, titled Meeting Place – Together We Grow, a powerful contemporary new art installation by Reuben, showcases the ancestral ties to the River Tamar and the enduring connections of its Aboriginal culture in North East Country, sharing a story of growth, connection, and cultural unity in our modern world.
 

Artist Reuben Oates with Timberlink CEO Paul O’Keefe. 

Two Wins for Timberlink at the 2025 Women in Resources and Manufacturing Awards

The Timberlink Bell bay team was thrilled to attend the 2025 Women in Resources and Manufacturing Awards. These annual awards aim to shine a spotlight on the women transforming traditionally male-dominated industries. Timberlink’s Belinda Westergreen won the Outstanding Tasmanian Tradeswoman, Operator or Technician Award, and Monique Koski, the first woman to lead Timberlink’s Bell Bay site, was co-winner of the Exceptional Woman in Tasmania Manufacturing Award. 

 
 (left to right): Timberlink’s Belinda Westergreen, Simone Preece and Monique Koski. 

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