Snowdon Timber Treated Decking Board - 28mm x 120mm x 1.8m - Pack Of 5

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The Snowdon Timber Treated Decking Board is designed for homeowners and contractors looking to create durable, long-lasting outdoor living spaces such as patios, walkways, or raised platforms. These boards provide a reliable foundation with enhanced resistance to rot and weathering, making them a practical choice for garden projects. However, potential users should note that as a natural timber product, regular maintenance is required to preserve the wood's appearance and structural integrity over many years of exposure to the elements.

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Model Part Number1422101
BrandSnowdon Timber

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FAQs

Can I paint these decking boards?

Yes, but ensure the wood is completely dry and use a paint or stain specifically designed for exterior pressure-treated timber.

Do I need to seal the boards after installation?

While pressure-treated, sealing the boards with a deck oil helps prevent moisture ingress and keeps the wood looking new for longer.

What is the recommended joist spacing?

For 28mm thick boards, a standard joist spacing of 400mm to 450mm is recommended for maximum stability.

Are these boards safe for vegetable garden use?

The pressure treatment is designed for outdoor structures; check the specific safety data if planning to use them for direct contact with edible plants.

How should I store the boards before installation?

Store them flat, off the ground, and in a well-ventilated area protected from direct rain until you are ready to build.

Troubleshooting

Boards are showing signs of surface graying

This is normal weathering; clean the surface and apply a timber-specific deck stain or oil to restore the natural color.

Board appears warped or cupped

Ensure proper joist spacing and consistent ventilation beneath the deck; use high-quality screws to pull the boards flat during installation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent resistance to rot and moisture due to pressure treatment
  • High-quality, responsibly sourced timber construction
  • Versatile design suitable for diverse garden applications
  • Provides a stable and solid foundation for outdoor areas

Cons

  • Requires periodic staining or sealing for long-term aesthetic maintenance
  • Natural wood may experience minor expansion or contraction with seasonal weather changes
  • Individual board lengths of 1.8m may require careful planning for larger deck layouts

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For optimal results, ensure the supporting joists are spaced appropriately to match the 28mm thickness of the boards. Always use weather-resistant deck screws to prevent staining or premature corrosion. When cutting these boards, apply a preservative treatment to any exposed end-grain to maintain the protective barrier. While pressure-treated, the wood should be cleaned periodically with a stiff brush to remove debris. To prevent graying and keep the timber hydrated, apply a high-quality decking oil or stain at least once a year, particularly after the timber has had time to weather and dry out from its initial treatment.

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