C24 timber is a superior grade of wood compared to C16. It is commonly used in construction due to its better properties, such as strength, resilience, and appearance. Unlike C16, C24 timber has very few, if any, defects.
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Carcassing timber is a type of softwood that’s been kiln-dried. Most commonly used in the construction of timber framing and both roof and floor joists, often with a grading stamp, carcassing can also be used in a variety of internal and external applications. More Construction timber options please visit our Construction timber page. Carcassing is typically used for load-bearing applications, as […]
Carcassing timber is a type of softwood that’s been kiln-dried. Most commonly used in the construction of timber framing and both roof and floor joists, often with a grading stamp, carcassing can also be used in a variety of internal and external applications. Carcassing is typically used for load-bearing applications, as the name suggests for the skeleton or carcassing of a […]
The strength class to which the softwood timber has been graded are both C16 and C24. We stock C24 timber, in a range of thicknesses and lengths Carcassing timber is a type of softwood that’s been kiln-dried. Most commonly used in the construction of timber framing and both roof and floor joists, often with a grading stamp, carcassing can also be used in a variety […]
Timber framing is a type of softwood that’s been kiln-dried. Most commonly used in the construction of Carcassing timber and both roof and floor joists, often with a grading stamp, carcassing can also be used in a variety of internal and external applications. More Construction timber options please visit our Construction timber page. Carcassing is typically used for load-bearing […]
Carcassing is typically used for load-bearing applications, as the name suggests for the skeleton or carcassing of a building. This type of timber was frequently rough sawn timber many years ago, but now comes with a range of surface finishes, where products such as planed timber are frequently available. More Construction timber options please visit […]
Carcassing is typically used for load-bearing applications, as the name suggests for the skeleton or carcassing of a building. This type of timber was frequently rough sawn timber many years ago, but now comes with a range of surface finishes, where products such as planed timber are frequently available. More Construction timber options please visit […]