Timberlink is an Australian manufacturer of timber products made from renewable plantation pine.
It operates two large manufacturing facilities: one in Bell Bay, Tasmania and the other in Tarpeena, South Australia. Together, these sites produce a wide range of timber products for use in homes, commercial buildings, landscaping and industrial applications, including NeXTimber® by Timberlink Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) and Glue Laminated Timber (GLT), and Everdeck® by Timberlink wood composite decking. In FY25 Timberlink employed over 600 people. Supporting regional communities is core to Timberlink’s business.
Timberlink is owned by investment funds managed by New Forests.
At Timberlink, we take pride in transforming sustainably managed plantation timber into quality products. We don’t just strive to manufacture timber of a consistent quality, but to do so in a way that helps preserves the future of our planet.
We know our role is to be a world-class timber product business that positively impacts future generations – and we will strive to achieve the high standards that our customers, suppliers and communities expect from us.
At our timber manufacturing facilities in Tarpeena and Bell Bay, we use our long-term supply of certified plantation logs to produce great timber for resellers. Our customers also include manufacturers of products such as house frames and trusses, furniture and packaging.
We work with a diverse range of customers and understand that a one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t make sense. We make sure that we get to know and understand the specific needs of each of our customers – being easy to do business with is something we value deeply and constantly work on. We are big enough to be relevant, but small enough to be responsive.
With centres in Adelaide, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, and a sales team in Bell Bay, our extensive national distribution network allows us to provide a swift, responsive and flexible service for our customers.
Renewables aren’t just about wind farms and solar panels. Responsibly sourced wood is both renewable and sustainable.
Carbon in the atmosphere is absorbed by trees as they grow, and then stored for the timber’s life. In fact, every cubic metre of structural pine we make has removed more than 700kg of CO2 from the atmosphere1.
1 Source: Forest and Wood Products Australia (2022), Wood Solutions Environmental Product Declaration Softwood Timber, V2.0, February 2022, p14
Timber Framing is the Ultimate Renewable™
At Timberlink, we love wood so we don’t waste it. We convert our offcuts into quality woodchip which is sought after by paper manufacturers to make high-end paper products. Other wood material such as bark or shavings can be sold for landscaping or pet supplies or used to power our kilns.
