Wood recycling company sets up shop in Leeds, invests £1.9m
Waste wood recycling and reprocessing company, Timberpak Ltd, is opening a new facility in Leeds, after acquiring a six-acre site on Cross Green Industrial Estate.
Timberpak was represented by property consultancy Gent Visick and the site was marketed by Eddisons, on behalf of previous owner, Hesco Bastian Ltd. In addition to the new site, Timberpak has invested over £1.9 million across its four existing sites.
The new facility will increase Timberpak’s waste wood capacity to meet growing demand for recycled material from EGGER Ltd, which produces carbon negative chipboard destined for the interior design and housebuilding industries.
Over the next nine months, the site will undergo an extensive fit out, with the installation of state-of-the-art picking and processing technology, to ensure the maximum amount of waste wood material can be processed.
The new site is strategically located to benefit the large furniture groups, civic amenity sites, and industrial users, which are regular suppliers of waste wood to Timberpak. The purchase signals a commitment by the company to continually invest in the business and ensure a secure and sustainable long-term supply of recycled material.
Mark Hayton, director of EGGER Timberpak Ltd: said: “Our new site will ensure we can maximise our output and protect one of our most valuable natural resources, wood. It is a fantastic opportunity for us to fully support our customers with disposing of waste material responsibly and continue to grow our business.
“The recycled wood we supply to EGGER UK makes up 40% of a chipboard panel, which is 100% recyclable following use. Our new site will offer additional processing and storage capacity to meet the demand from EGGER’s production sites.”
Paul Mack, director of GV, said: “This property offered an extremely rare, low-density property comprising a modern 38,600 sq ft manufacturing facility on six acres in a prime location close to both Leeds city centre, as well as the M1 and M621 motorways, which was a perfect fit for Timberpak’s requirements.”
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