Blog
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Wool goes back to the Middle Ages
As we ring in Lunar New Year and the Year of the Sheep it is appropriately coincidental to have recently visited Chipping Campden where in the middle ages wool made...
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Havelock Wool featured on Capital Public Radio
Capital Public Radio stops by the Havelock Wool warehouse in Sparks, NV to chat with Co-Founder Andrew Legge about the growth and potential of New Zealand sheep wool insulation as...
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SHAMELESS PLUG!!
Shameless plugs are not our thing, though we did want to note a potential first. The arrival of a highly coveted piece of art or a new perrin and rowe...
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Havelock Wool On KTVN’s Channel 2 News
Additional coverage of Havelock Wool on KTVN’s channel 2 News in Nevada. KTVN’s channel 2 News stopped by Havelock Wool’s warehouse in Nevada to find out more about our sustainable...
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Why Wool Is Always Better Than Synthetics
In the early 1980s there were around 70 million sheep in New Zealand and 3.1 million people Read More -->
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New Avenue loves Wool more than the Rest…
“We Love Wool Insulation more than the rest…Spray Foam, Fiberglass, Cotton.” Read More -->
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How Nature does it Better with Wool
SPARKS, NV – Wool is considered a high-integrity fiber. It is widely used for insulation in countries like Australia and Britain, but here in the U.S. it is a niche...
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Our Hard Work Leads To Quality Products
We’d like to thank NNBW for recognizing our efforts to bring quality products for home building. “Havelock not wooly on target markets” Read More -->
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Big Thanks To The Green Remodel Forum
“New Eco Friendly Products for Green Homes” Read More -->
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British Wool Firm Outfits Astronauts
SPACE CRAFT: Armadillo Merino, a British firm that specializes in performance merino wool clothing, has become an official outfitter to NASA astronauts Read more -->
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Sheep rescue on the ski slopes!
A snowballing sheep will become the stuff of legend for semi-professional skier Pete Oswald. Read more -->
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Prince Charles sets Synthetic Fabrics on Fire to Prove a Point
Prince Charles — connoisseur of textiles, sheep enthusiast, and casual scientist — has planned an exciting experiment in his garden in London. Read more -->