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Wickes Treated Sawn Timber - 25 x 38 x 2400mm
Wickes Treated Sawn Timber - 25 x 38 x 2400mm
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Sawn softwood timber pressure treated to enhance resistance to rot, insect and fungal attack. Ideal framing timber for a multitude of end uses.
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Product details
- Length: 2400 mm
- Thickness: 25 mm
- Width: 38 mm
- Thickness Imperial: 1 in
- Width Imperial: 1 1/2 in
- Treatment: Pressure treated
- Material: Spruce
- Grade: Sawfalling Excl VI
- Usage: Garden projects
- Certifications Met: FSC®/PEFC
- Type: Sawn treated softwood
- Brand Name: Wickes
- Supports Sustainability: Contains responsibly sourced timber
Features & benefits
- Pressure treated with preservatives to enhance resistance to rot and insect attack
- Kiln dried for extra strength and stability
- Sawn finish
- Protect from direct contact with moisture with a suitable woodcare treatment
- Not suitable for use in direct ground contact
- Wood naturally expands and contracts with moisture content so some changes in size should be expected
- Always seal cut ends with a suitable preservative to maintain all-round protection
- Responsibly sourced timber from FSC/PEFC Certified forests