Product Overview
This brown pressure-treated sawn softwood carcassing timber is designed for durability and longevity. Measuring 4800mm in length with a 22mm x 150mm (6" x 1") section, it is perfect for use as a gravel board at the base of fencing. It acts as a protective barrier between soil and timber panels, minimizing moisture damage and extending the life of your fence.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product |
6" x 1" |
| Thickness |
22mm |
| Length |
1.8m |
| Height |
150mm |
| Weight |
3.3kg |
| Sales Unit |
Length |
| Sales Unit Coverage |
1800mm |
| Colour |
Brown |
Features & Benefits
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Pressure-treated softwood: Offers resistance against rot, fungal decay, and insect attack.
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Natural brown tint: Achieved through treatment, ensuring it blends seamlessly into garden settings.
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Gravel board functionality: Protects fence panels by keeping them off the soil.
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Natural timber appearance: Can be left to weather or be stained/painted for a customized look.
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Kiln-dried: Reduces the risk of warping and splitting, enhancing stability.
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Easy to work with: Softwood can be cut, drilled, and fixed using standard tools.
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Board length: 4800mm provides ample coverage for large projects.
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Compatible size: 22mm x 150mm section fits well with panel and feather edge fencing.
Applications
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Fence base protection: Prevents direct soil contact with panels.
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Garden fencing: Enhances the lifespan of panel and closeboard fences.
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Flexible installation: Suitable for feather edge and panel fencing systems.
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Light construction: Ideal for garden borders and small outdoor projects.
Installation Guidance
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Storage: Keep off the ground and covered to prevent unnecessary wetting.
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Fixing method: Attach securely at the base of posts using nails, screws, or clips.
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End grain protection: Treat cut ends with a suitable preservative to ensure longevity.
Compliance & Performance
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Preservative treatment: Pressure-treated and kiln-dried for outdoor use.
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Service class: Suitable for external fencing applications.
FAQs
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Can the timber be painted? Yes, it can be stained or painted to match your garden aesthetics.
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Is the timber resistant to insects? Yes, the pressure treatment offers resistance against insect attacks.
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How should the timber be stored? Store off the ground and under cover to prevent moisture damage.