6x2 Timber
6x2 Timber
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C24 6x2 Treated Timbers
Our large stock of c24 Treated Timber is the perfect structural material many building jobs. They can be used for roofing or floor joists, partitions and timber framing. Along with this, our Treated Timber is FSC Certified and fully pressure treated, making it perfectly suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The process of manufacturing the timber is extremely environmentally friendly, with all of the wood being responsibly sourced. The c24 timber is kiln-dried and then fully pressure treated, to ensure maximum protection against all forms of decay.
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- What Size Is 6x2 Timber In mm?6x2 timber is most commonly referred to in inches (6x2). In metric, however, it is specified as 50mm x 150mm or 47mm x 150mm.
What is 6x2 C24 Wood Used For?47x150 or 6x2 treated timber is especially suited to carcassing, its mainly used as joists in roofing or flooring. C24 treated timber is fine to use in external applications as it has been pressure treated. Treated wood can endure the elements and is therefore ideal for decking, external buildings, and other applications.
Can I Paint 6x2 Treated Timber?Yes you can! Painting treated timber wood will not only help you achieve your ideal aesthetic but also gives the wood an additional layer of protection, which is something you want. You must be careful thoe.
Most 47mmx150mm timber is still “wet” from the treatment and needs time for the chemicals in the wood to settle and dry. You will notice, the wood is heavy and will still feel damp to the touch. If primer or paint is added to it at this point, there is every likelihood that it will be rejected by the water-based chemicals that are still working their way through the wood.
It is important to permit the timber to dry out fully before attempting to add paint or primer. This can be a lengthy process and may even take up to a few weeks depending on where the wood is stored. If there is too much heat and direct sunlight, this can cause the treated timber to warp instead of dry out. Damp conditions can also prolong the drying-out period.
How Can I Tell if Wood is Treated?There are a few way to tell that timber has been pressure treated. The main one is that it should be labelled with a stamp.
The second way to look if its been treated is by the colour. It will have a slight green tinge to the wood.
Is tanalised timber the same as pressure treated?Yes, they’re 2 different names for the same process of adding chemicals to the wood to make it longer lasting and immune to insects, rot and fungus.Is treated timber ok for outside?Yes treated timber is perfect for indoor and outdoor use.Can you stop treated wood from turning grey?The best protect the wood from cracking or turning grey is to apply a clear water repellent sealer, satin or paint.Can I Collect?Yes we have a warehouse and showroom in Northfleet In Kent.Unit f6
Northfleet Industrial Estate
Gravesend
Kent
DA11 9SW
