Snowdon Timber Arris Rail - 75mm x 75mm x 2.4M - Pack Of 4

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The Snowdon Timber Arris Rail is ideal for homeowners and fencing contractors looking to build or repair sturdy close-board fencing. Its primary benefit is the pre-shaped triangular profile, which provides essential structural support for feather edge boards while ensuring a straight, professional finish. Please note that while the timber is green-treated for protection, it is a heavy-duty structural component that requires proper spacing and sturdy mounting brackets to ensure long-term stability in diverse weather conditions.
| Model Part Number | 1422122 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Snowdon Timber |
No, it comes pre-treated with a green preservative, meaning it is ready for immediate exterior use.
Yes, it can be cut to size using a standard hand or power saw. Always treat any cut ends with an end-grain preservative.
Each pack contains 4 individual arris rails.
It is designed to provide horizontal support for feather edge fencing boards.
No, mounting brackets or hardware must be purchased separately based on your specific post type.
Check that the bracket screws are fully tightened and ensure the rail is seated flush against the back of the bracket.
Small surface cracks are normal as treated timber dries; however, ensure you use pilot holes before driving in large nails or screws to prevent structural splitting.
To install, ensure your fence posts are set at an interval that accommodates the 2400mm length of the rail. If using morticed posts, simply slide the ends of the rail into the designated cutouts. If using surface-mounted brackets, screw the brackets into your posts first, then secure the rails using exterior-grade timber screws. To maximize the life of the wood, it is recommended to apply a secondary water-repellent treatment or wood stain every two to three years. Ensure the cut ends of the rails are sealed with a suitable end-grain preservative whenever you make a cross-cut during installation.