Snowdon Timber Untreated Reject Eased Edge Timber - 18mm x 90mm x 2400mm

The Snowdon Timber Untreated Reject Eased Edge Timber is a strong, versatile solution for a variet...

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The Snowdon Timber Untreated Reject Eased Edge Timber is an ideal solution for DIY enthusiasts and woodworkers looking for cost-effective, structural-grade softwood for indoor projects. These 18mm x 90mm x 2400mm boards offer reliable strength for furniture building, shelving, and cladding, though users should note that as part of the 'reject' range, each board carries unique natural character marks, knots, or slight imperfections that may require finishing for a uniform appearance.

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Model Part Number1376508
BrandSnowdon Timber

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FAQs

Is this timber suitable for outdoor use?

No, this is untreated softwood and is intended strictly for indoor use. Outdoor exposure will lead to rot and decay.

What does 'reject' grade mean?

It means the boards did not meet the aesthetic standards for high-grade furniture wood, often due to knots, slight marks, or irregular grain patterns.

Can I paint this wood?

Yes, once sanded and primed, this timber takes paint and wood stains very well.

Are the dimensions exact?

The wood is planed, which may result in minor variations, but it is sold as 18mm x 90mm x 2400mm.

What tools are needed to cut this wood?

Standard DIY tools like a handsaw, miter saw, or circular saw are perfectly capable of cutting this softwood.

Do I need to sand the boards before use?

While the boards are smooth-planed, light sanding is recommended to achieve a professional finish, especially where knots are present.

Troubleshooting

Board surface appears too rough for finish

Use a medium-grit sandpaper (120-grit) followed by a fine-grit (220-grit) to smooth out knots and natural marks.

Timber shows slight bowing or twisting

Store boards flat in a dry, cool area away from direct heat sources to help prevent further movement before installation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Highly cost-effective for budget-conscious projects
  • Eased edges significantly reduce splintering
  • Lightweight and easy to transport or install
  • Unique aesthetic adds a rustic charm to finished items
  • Ideal for a wide range of indoor DIY tasks

Cons

  • Not suitable for outdoor or wet environments
  • Surface imperfections may require extra sanding or paint
  • Knots may affect aesthetic uniformity across large surfaces
  • Untreated wood remains susceptible to moisture if not sealed

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before starting your project, ensure the timber is acclimated to the indoor environment for at least 24 hours to minimize potential warping. When cutting, always use sharp blades to maintain clean lines, and ensure you wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Because this wood is untreated, it is vital to apply a protective sealant, wood stain, or paint if you plan to install it in areas subject to humidity, such as a bathroom or kitchen. Avoid using this timber in ground-contact or exterior applications, as the lack of preservative treatment means it will decay rapidly when exposed to moisture.

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