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The Snowdon Timber Rough Sawn Treated Timber is designed for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners seeking a reliable, versatile solution for garden projects, such as building fence panels, decorative cladding, or landscape edging. These 22 x 75 x 2400mm boards offer excellent stability and are pressure treated to withstand outdoor moisture and rot, though they require periodic sealing to maintain their aesthetic finish and long-term structural integrity.
| Model Part Number | 1422121 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Snowdon Timber |
Yes, you can paint or stain these boards once they have dried sufficiently from the pressure treatment process.
While the boards are pressure treated, for maximum longevity in ground contact applications, it is advised to use a bitumen coating or physical barrier.
Being made of softwood, they are lightweight and easy to handle for most adults, though specific weights can vary based on the moisture content of the timber.
Yes, standard hand saws, circular saws, or miter saws can cut these boards with ease.
It means the boards have a textured finish straight from the saw, rather than being planed smooth. This is ideal for fencing or rustic projects where a natural look is preferred.
It is recommended to use exterior-grade, corrosion-resistant, or galvanized screws to ensure the hardware does not rust when touching the treated timber.
Natural wood movement is common; ensure boards are stored flat in a dry environment and screwed securely into a frame to straighten them.
Since this is rough sawn timber, sand the surface with a medium-grit sandpaper before painting or sealing to achieve a smoother finish.
Apply a generous coat of end-grain wood preservative to all cut surfaces to maintain resistance against rot.
Before starting your project, ensure you have appropriate safety gear, including gloves and eye protection, as working with pressure-treated timber generates sawdust. If cutting the boards, it is recommended to apply a wood preservative to the exposed, freshly cut ends to maintain the effectiveness of the treatment. For installation, use galvanized or stainless steel screws and nails to prevent corrosion from contact with the wood treatment chemicals. To extend the life of your timber, apply an exterior-grade wood stain or sealant annually. Store boards in a dry, ventilated area off the ground until ready for use to prevent excessive moisture absorption or warping.
