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About

The man in the cab.

I’m Shane. I drive a lorry for a living — five days a week, all day, delivering timber to merchants’ yards, sawmills and joiners’ workshops.

Shane Fullwood, the man in the cab behind Hawksbury Timber
Shane Fullwood Timber driver · Maker

The honest version

Why I started

Hawksbury Timber exists because of what I see from the cab. Every day, good timber arrives at yards across the country — and every day, most of it disappears into big trade orders. The boards a maker actually wants — sensible sizes, honest grading, small quantities — either get swallowed by a wholesale order or sit behind a counter with no time to care.

I’m a maker myself. I want the same thing you want: decent timber, a fair price, and someone who’ll tell you the truth about what you’re buying. So that’s what Hawksbury is — me, sourcing timber I’d be happy to use, for people who want to build things.

In Shane’s workshop

What I do

Sourcing for people who build things.

Source to order

I source timber to order from the trade network I’m inside every working day — hardwood boards, cladding, decking, sheet material and project packs — and I arrange cutting, machining and delivery or collection.

Quote before commit

I quote before you commit — sizes, grades and pricing confirmed for the job, not read off a stock list.

Straight answers

I tell you what the timber will and won’t do. If it’s the wrong board for your job, I’ll say so.

What I’m not

I’m not a merchant with a warehouse — I don’t pretend to hold stock I don’t have. I’m not a call centre, and there’s no sales team. It’s me, myself and I. You tell me what you’re building, I find the timber, and I come back to you.

How it works

You tell me, I source it, you build the thing.

Tell me what you’re building and roughly what you need.

I source it.

I come back with sizes, grades and a price.

You build the thing.

Got something in mind?

Tell me what you’re building.

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