Metsä Wood Planed Treated C16 Whitewood Spruce Stick Timber - (L)4.8M (W)70mm (T)45mm

Name: Metsä Wood Planed Treated C16 Whitewood Spruce Stick Timber - (L)4.8M (W)70mm (T)45mm
Brand: Metsä Wood
SKU: sow5u2gmjh
Availability: InStock

This timber is slow grown and kiln dried, making it more stable and easier to work with. It is mad...

Best current price£12.97from B&Q

Best offers

Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers

Lowest price

B&Q£12.97Visit shop

- Planed C16 Whitewood Spruce Stick Timber (L)4.8M (W)70mm (T)45mm

Visit shop

All Offers

6 offers from £12.97 - £28.97

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

B&Q - Planed C16 Whitewood Spruce Stick Timber (L)4.8M (W)70mm (T)45mm

Free delivery in 1–3 days

£12.97

Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

This guide is for anyone working with Metsä Wood Planed Treated C16 Whitewood Spruce Stick Timber. It explains how this timber, ideal for construction and woodworking, offers stability and ease of use due to its slow-grown and kiln-dried nature. However, it's important to note that while treated for durability, it still requires appropriate handling and storage to maintain its quality.

All features

Model Part Number	Cucc08
Brand	Metsä Wood

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is C16 grade?

C16 grade refers to the structural grade of the timber, indicating its strength and suitability for construction use.

Is this timber suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, it is treated to withstand outdoor conditions. However, additional protection might be needed in extreme or prolonged exposure to moisture.

Can I paint this timber?

Yes, the planed surface is suitable for painting. Ensure the surface is clean and prepared before applying paint.

How should I store the timber?

Store the timber in a dry, covered area away from direct sunlight and moisture. Ensure it is well-ventilated to prevent mold growth.

What is the lifespan of this timber?

With proper treatment and care, this timber can last for many years. The treatment helps to increase its lifespan, but regular inspection and maintenance are recommended.

What tools do I need to work with this timber?

You will need standard woodworking tools, including a saw, measuring tape, pencil, screws or nails, a hammer or screwdriver, and safety equipment like safety glasses.

Troubleshooting

Timber is warping after installation.

Ensure proper storage before installation and consider additional bracing or support if necessary. Check for moisture exposure.

Difficulty in cutting or working with the timber.

Ensure your cutting tools are sharp and suitable for softwood. Consider using a lubricant to ease the cutting process.

Appearance of mold or mildew.

Ensure adequate ventilation and consider applying a wood preservative. Clean the affected areas with a suitable cleaner.

Pros and Cons

Pros

High dimensional stability due to kiln drying.
Easy to work with due to the planed finish.
Durable and long-lasting thanks to treatment.
Suitable for various construction uses.
Made from a renewable resource (spruce).

Cons

Requires careful handling and storage to prevent damage.
The treatment may not be effective against all types of environmental conditions.
The 70mm width might not be suitable for all structural applications.
Requires proper cutting tools.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Preparation: Before use, inspect the timber for any defects like knots or splits.
Cutting: Use appropriate cutting tools, such as a saw, for accurate dimensions. Always wear safety glasses.
Fastening: Use screws or nails suitable for the intended application.

Compatibility

Compatible with: Standard construction practices, paints, stains, and wood treatments.
Not compatible with: Extreme moisture environments without additional protection.

Care

Storage: Store timber in a dry, covered area away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Maintenance: Regularly inspect for any signs of damage or decay. Apply additional wood treatments or paints as needed to maintain durability.