Snowdon Timber Untreated 4X1" Timber - 20mm x 90mm x 1.8M

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The Snowdon Timber Untreated 4x1 PAR Timber is designed for DIY enthusiasts and woodworkers looking for a versatile, smooth-planed softwood solution for indoor projects like shelving, furniture construction, and internal edging. These 20mm x 90mm boards offer excellent structural integrity and are easy to customize, though users should be aware that as factory reject items, they may feature cosmetic imperfections like fallen knots or wane that require sanding or finishing.
| Model Part Number | 4X1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Snowdon Timber |
No, this is untreated softwood and is intended for indoor use only. Using it outdoors will lead to rapid decay.
No, the timber is sold in its raw, untreated state, allowing you to choose your own paint or varnish finish.
The board measures 20mm thick by 90mm wide.
They are labeled as such because they may contain minor cosmetic issues like fallen knots or wane along the edges.
Yes, but ensure you use appropriate support brackets at regular intervals to prevent sagging over time.
Standard woodworking tools such as a hand saw, circular saw, drill, and sandpaper are sufficient.
Store flat in a climate-controlled room and ensure proper fastening to a sturdy frame to flatten the board.
Always pre-drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the diameter of the screw shank to relieve tension.
Use wood filler for deeper knots or wane, followed by sanding to create a uniform surface before applying paint.
To ensure the best results, store the timber in a cool, dry area away from direct moisture before use to prevent warping. When preparing the wood, use a fine-grit sandpaper to smooth out any rough patches near knots. Because this product is untreated, it is vital to apply a protective coat of varnish, wax, or paint if the piece will be exposed to humidity or frequent handling. When cutting the boards, use sharp blades to ensure clean, splinter-free edges. If using for load-bearing furniture, ensure that you calculate your support intervals correctly based on the 20mm thickness of the board.