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The Snowdon Timber Reject Treated 3x1 timber is an ideal choice for DIY enthusiasts, landscapers, and contractors who need reliable structural support for outdoor projects where cosmetic appearance is not a priority. Measuring 22mm x 75mm x 2.4m, these pressure-treated softwood boards offer excellent resistance to rot and decay, making them perfect for internal framing, garden fencing, or rough landscaping; however, because they are classified as factory rejects due to surface discolouration, they should be avoided for visible furniture or high-end architectural finishing.
| Model Part Number | 1376354 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Snowdon Timber |
It is classified as a reject because of surface discolouration or minor aesthetic imperfections that do not meet premium-grade retail standards, even though the timber is structurally sound.
It is not recommended for indoor furniture as the surface is rough, potentially discoloured, and the pressure treatment chemicals may have an odor.
Yes, always apply a high-quality end-grain preservative to any cut surfaces to ensure the treatment protection is not compromised.
Always use exterior-grade, galvanized, or stainless steel screws to prevent the treatment chemicals from rusting the metal fasteners.
While pressure-treated, always check the specific type of treatment used if you are growing organic produce, as some modern treatments are safer than older, arsenic-based ones.
Ensure the timber is stored flat and weighted down in a cool, dry area. Avoid direct sunlight during the acclimatization process.
If the project needs to look better, apply an opaque wood stain or exterior paint to hide the uneven colouration.
Always pre-drill pilot holes when screwing near the ends of the boards to prevent the timber from splitting.
When working with pressure-treated timber, always wear appropriate safety gear, including gloves and a dust mask when cutting, as the treatment chemicals can be irritating.
