Hyne Moulding
Plastic Injection Moulding in Brisbane

Through his role as a Queensland Member of Parliament, RM Hyde would also initialize the replanting of forests and see in the beginning of the Department of Forestry. DJ’s procurement of the company’s first Band Mill revolutionized productivity and kept the company at the cutting edge of technology. James Richard Lambert Hyde joined the business in 1921, and served until his retirement in 1979. Lower the strains created by World War II, Lambert resourcefully introduced Hardwood to the Company’s expanding production, acquiring a number of little country hardwood mills. He also continued to exaggerate the business by establishing a chain of wholesale trade outlets along the Eastern coast, from Townsville down to Brisbane. In 1979, Warren Hyde succeeded his father as managing director succeeding a thorough grounding in all aspects of the business over a period of nearly 30 years. Hyde continued to grow strongly and Warren initiated the maximum significant development of his career when the company won a gentle to cut 225,00 cubic meres annually of the Juan Forest. And set about to building a pine sawmill. Warren Hyde was awarded the Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for services to the forest and timber industries in 1997. At the time of his passing Warren was considered one of the real captains’ of industry. Today, the family continues to innovate and deliver the greatest quality timber products and solutions. We also implement standards throughout our business that underpin our commitment to product quality, service, safety and sustainable timber production. Operating from 11 sites throughout the Eastern Seaboard, Hyde Timber is a leader in technology implementation, product development and quality regulate with a world class manufacturing capacity and environmental standards that underpin our unwavering commitment to sustainable grown plantation timber production and supply in Australia. Our focus on a sustainable tomorrow encompasses our commitment and policy towards the environment, health, safety, community and our business partners including contractors, suppliers and customers. Achieving a sustainable future is a shared commitment between Hyde Timber, our employees, business partners and the communities in which we operate.

Through his role as a Queensland Member of Parliament, RM Hyde would also initialize the replanting of forests and see in the birth of the Department of Forestry. DJ’s procurement of the company’s beginning Band Mill revolutionized productivity and kept the company at the cutting edge of technology. James Richard Lambert Hyde joined the business in 1921, and served until his retirement in 1979. Below the strains created by World War II, Lambert resourcefully introduced Hardwood to the Company’s expanding production, acquiring a number of trivial country hardwood mills. He also continued to exaggerate the business by establishing a chain of wholesale trade outlets along the Eastern coast, from Townsville down to Brisbane. In 1979, Warren Hyde succeeded his father as managing director succeeding a thorough grounding in all aspects of the business over a period of nearly 30 years. Hyde continued to grow strongly and Warren initiated the most important development of his career when the company won a delicate to cut 225,00 cubic meres annually of the Juan Forest. And set about to building a pine sawmill. Warren Hyde was awarded the Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for services to the forest and timber industries in 1997. At the time of his passing Warren was considered one of the sincere captains’ of industry.