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Muir Timber Systems Secures Contract with WElink Homes for Heartlands Regeneration Project

Fife-based timber frame manufacturer, Muir Timber Systems, has announced its appointment to supply materials and prefabricated timber wall partitions to

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Fife-based timber frame manufacturer, Muir Timber Systems, has announced its appointment to supply materials and prefabricated timber wall partitions to WElink Homes for the Heartlands regeneration project in West Lothian, Scotland. 

The Heartlands project is one of Europe’s largest regeneration schemes, encompassing over 1,000 new homes spread across multiple phases. As part of this significant development, Muir Timber Systems will provide essential components for 47 private homes, including a combination of materials and internally prefabricated timber wall partitions. These components will complement WElink’s steel structure approach for the homes completed as part of this phase of the development.

Muir Timber Systems is part of the family-owned Muir Group and was originally established to serve its sister companies, Muir Construction and Muir Homes. Over the years, the company has grown to become a leading supplier of timber solutions for a variety of contractors and homebuilders across Scotland.

Gary Gray, General Manager at Muir Timber Systems, commented: “Muir Timber Systems has had a strong start to the year, with a series of contract wins reflecting the positive momentum in the construction market. As demand continues to grow, we are building a strong pipeline of rewarding projects for 2025 and beyond.

“The Heartlands development is a landmark project for Scotland’s housing and infrastructure landscape, and we are proud to contribute to its success. We look forward to working closely with WElink to drive progress at Heartlands and deliver high-quality homes as part of this transformative regeneration initiative.”

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