
Structural & framing timber
Description
Structural timbers are engineered pieces of timber intended for demanding structures and frames. Produced from carefully selected timber, they offer excellent straightness, high mechanical stability and a high standard of finish. Every piece is checked against strict criteria in order to guarantee durability, strength and reliability for high-quality buildings and works. Advantages - High-quality structural timber - Excellent straightness and mechanical stability - Rigorous selection of the timber - Major defects systematically excluded - Enhanced durability over time - Suited to demanding construction - Precise control of knots, wane and grain slope - Large sections available - Suitable for timber structures and frames - Timber sawn with sharp arrises Applications - Timber roof structures - Load-bearing structures - Timber frames - Traditional construction - Monuments and demanding works - Residential and commercial buildings Technical specifications Quality: Q-PA / Q-P1 / (QP-2) Timber sawn with sharp arrises Wane less than 10% of the width over a maximum of 25% of the length Sound sapwood permitted on two arrises Sound knots checked Rotten knots, splits, frost cracks and rot excluded Grain slope less than 7% Sections available: 100 × 100 mm 120 × 120 mm 150 × 150 mm 180 × 180 mm 200 × 200 mm 250 × 250 mm 300 × 300 mm Lengths available: from 3000 mm to 10500 mm The sawmill also produces any bespoke section.
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Dimensions (L × W × H) (mm)
3000; 10500
