TIMBER ENGINEERING CONNECTORS

Cullen Connectors

25m+

PARTS PRODUCED ANNUALLY

40+

patents & trademarks

25m+

parts sold annually

100+

partnerships across uk & ireland

16

in house production lines

80+

staff across UK & ireland

Our Story

Since joining ITW Construction in 2008, Cullen has benefited significantly from access to the global expertise, resources, and operational excellence of a world-renowned organisation, This partnership has enabled Cullen to accelerate its growth, expand its capabilities and further advance its innovation leadership.

As a leading designer and manufacturer of metalwork engineered connectors across the UK & Ireland, Cullen is trusted throughout the industry for its consistent performance, product reliability, and full compliance with EN 792-13 and Eurocode 5 standards.

Our Approach to Innovation

Innovation at Cullen begins on site. By adopting a customer‑backed approach to research and development, we ensure our product portfolio directly reflects the evolving needs of our customers and the wider construction sector.

With a strong focus on continuous improvement, our solutions address real‑world challenges and position us at the forefront of technological and industry advancements.

Production Excellence

Our state‑of‑the‑art research and production facility in Glenrothes, Scotland, is equipped with advanced testing and prototyping capabilities - including a test rig, timber conditioning chamber, and computer‑controlled turret press.

Cullen continues to lead in technology, research, and development by collaborating closely across the value chain. We work directly with construction specialists to deliver future‑ready, compliant, and innovative solutions that enhance productivity and address critical industry challenges.


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