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The Snowdon Timber Reject Treated Decking Board is an ideal solution for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking for a cost-effective material for garden projects like decking, raised beds, or fencing. While these boards are pressure-treated for resistance against rot and decay, it is important to note that as 'reject' stock, they will feature natural imperfections such as knots, wane, or surface blemishes that contribute to a rustic aesthetic rather than a uniform, premium finish.
| Model Part Number | 1308134 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Snowdon Timber |
Yes, they are pressure-treated to withstand outdoor conditions, making them suitable for garden structures like raised beds.
Absolutely. Once the wood is dry after installation, you can apply an exterior-grade wood stain or paint to achieve your desired finish.
They are designated as reject due to natural imperfections like knots, wane, or surface blemishes that do not meet high-end aesthetic grading standards.
Yes, it is highly recommended to apply a wood preservative to any cut ends to protect the inner core from rot.
These are best suited for rustic or utility projects. If you require a perfectly uniform, blemish-free finish, you may prefer premium-grade timber.
These specific boards have a thickness of 25mm.
Store timber flat on a level surface, off the ground, and covered from direct rain until ready to install.
Lightly sand the affected area with coarse-grit sandpaper to smooth out knots or rough grain before use.
Plan the orientation of your boards so the edge with wane is tucked against a frame or hidden underneath an overlapping piece.
To ensure the longevity of your Snowdon Timber boards, always treat any cut ends with an appropriate wood preservative during installation to maintain the integrity of the pressure treatment. For assembly, use outdoor-rated screws or nails to prevent rust-induced structural failure. While the wood is protected against rot, it remains a natural material; periodic cleaning with a stiff brush to remove debris and dirt will prevent moisture trapping. If you intend to use these for visible areas, a coat of external wood stain or decking oil can help mask color inconsistencies and unify the look of the boards.
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