Here at Formby Timber we care about our customers and how they look after themselves while on the job. So we have chosen only the best range of gloves to protect your hand's,  Here is a quick summary of what to use and when

• General-purpose work gloves: For handling materials, basic site work, and protection from abrasions.
• Cut-resistant gloves: Designed for working with metal, glass, sheet material, and sharp tools.
• Impact-resistant gloves: Include reinforced knuckle and back-of-hand protection for heavy construction work.
• Grip gloves: Coated with nitrile, latex, or polyurethane to improve grip in wet or slippery conditions.
• Leather work gloves: Durable and suitable for masonry, carpentry, and heavy material handling.
• Insulated gloves: For cold-weather construction environments.
• Waterproof gloves: For wet working conditions.

When choosing construction gloves, consider:

1. Protection level needed (cut, impact, abrasion).
2. Comfort and fit.
3. Grip requirements.
4. Weather conditions.
5. Safety standards applicable to your work.