WELCOME TO THE INSTITUTE FOR TIMBER CONSTRUCTION SA (ITC-SA)
Creating and maintaining the highest standards in the engineered timber roofing industry in South Africa.
With the ITC-SA, both the trade and consumer can enjoy the peace of mind and protection that come with a safely erected and inspected roof with guaranteed Professional Indemnity Cover for the structural stability of the construction.
The vision of the ITC-SA is to create and maintain the highest standards in the engineered timber roofing industry. This vision is underpinned by the Institute’s mission to uplift, through its members, the standards in all aspects of engineered timber roofing in this sector for the benefit of the consumer through:
LATEST NEWS
#Time for timber tackles the Finance & Insurance sectors
“Now is the time to invest in building in timber for the prosperity of the country and its ...
The Japanese trend of replacing homes every 30 years is changing
In most countries, older homes usually sell for a premium because of their history, charm, and ...
ITC-SA appoints Francois Louw to audit fabricator members
The Institute for Timber Construction (ITC-SA) has appointed an independent auditor, Francois Louw, ...
Welcome to 2022!
By Erik Söderlund, ITC-SA General Manager Welcome to 2022! The Directors and staff of the ...
MIT Engineers research ways to reduce carbon footprints of truss structures
New research at the Massachusetts Institute for Technology (MIT) could help architects and builders ...
SACAP Professionals gain from JHB online permit system
The City of Johannesburg’s Department of Development Planning is in the final stages of ...
NHBRC pilots online building services
The National Home Builders Registration Council (NHBRC) is piloting an online services platform for ...
Construction Alliance celebrates its first birthday
Construction Alliance South Africa (CASA), an umbrella body of 36 organisations across the ...
Technical paper: assessing carbon impacts of timber
Assessing the carbon-related impacts of timber is complex. Timber Development UK and its ...
Timber trusses are greener than light gauge steel
“In comparison to the aviation industry, which contributes roughly 2-3% of global emissions, ...