Sawn Treated Whitewood spruce Stick timber (L)2.4m (W)38mm (T)22mm, Pack of 8

Description

Product information

This pack of eight sawn whitewood spruce timber sticks from Metsäwood is a versatile choice for a variety of projects. Use them for garden projects like raised beds, composters, and pergolas. They’re also suitable for general fencing or non-structural internal work such as carcassing, boxing in, battening, and framing. The timber is kiln-dried for increased stability and treated to protect against rot and insect attack, ensuring longevity, especially when used outdoors. Remember to seal any cut edges with a suitable treatment for external applications.

• For garden projects or non structural internal work, such as carcassing, boxing in, battening and framing, this kiln dried treated sawn timber is treated to help prolong it’s life and protect against rot or insect attack

Features and benefits

• This timber is suitable for garden projects such as raised beds, composters, pergolas and general fencing, offering versatility for your outdoor DIY needs.
• It’s also ideal for non-structural internal work, including carcassing, boxing in, battening and framing, making it a great choice for indoor projects too.
• The timber has been kiln-dried, which improves its stability and makes it easier to work with, so you can get the job done with confidence.
• It’s pressure treated to protect against fungal and insect attack, ensuring a longer lifespan for your projects, especially when exposed to the elements.
• Each stick measures 2.4m in length, 38mm in width and 22mm in thickness, providing ample material for a range of applications.
• This pack includes eight individual timber sticks, offering great value and convenience for larger projects or multiple smaller tasks.
• The timber is made from spruce, known for its strength and workability, making it a reliable choice for your construction needs.
• At 8.04kg, this pack of timber is easy to transport and handle, reducing strain and improving efficiency on the job.
• When using this timber externally, remember to seal any cut edges with a suitable treatment to maintain its protection against the elements.