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6x2 Treated Timber C24 Regularised Sawn Joist 47x150mm - 4.8m
6x2 Treated Timber C24 Regularised Sawn Joist 47x150mm - 4.8m is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Our 6x2 C24 Timber Joists are subjected to a kiln-drying process for superior straightness and durability. Sourced from responsibly grown, high-quality timber from FSC Certified forests, these joists feature smoothed edges for ease of handling. Sized at 47x150mm (with a finished size around 45x145mm), they are available in lengths of 4.8m.
- FSC Certified
- For use in timber framing, decking and roofing
- Graded to C24 strength grade
- Regularised for uniform size, with eased corners
- Kiln Dried for additional strength and durability
- Conforms to BS 4978 and EN 14081:2006
What is 6x2 Timber in mm?
When translated from inches to millimetres, "6x2" equates to 47x150mm. However, after the regularisation process the specific dimensions in mm are slightly smaller. This process involves machining to ensure uniform width and thickness throughout the length.
As a result, the "finished" size typically measures closer to 45mm x 145mm rather than the initial 47x150mm specifications. This minor variance is usually inconsequential in most projects and is typical when using 6x2 regularised timber joists.
What are 6x2 Treated Timber Joists Used For?
The 6x2, C24 treated timber joists are exceptionally versatile and well-suited for numerous applications, such as roofing, flooring, house framing, and deck framing, owing to their notably robust bend strength. Treated to withstand moisture and pests, they prove to be an ideal choice for both indoor and outdoor projects, providing versatility and durability across a wide array of applications.
What is Regularised Timber?
Regularised timber undergoes mechanical finishing to achieve consistent and uniform dimensions along its entire length. This meticulous process guarantees a smooth and even finish, resulting in a finished size slightly smaller than the named size, by a few millimetres. Widely applied in structural elements like joists, studs, and framing materials, regularised timber guarantees uniformity, simplifying assembly processes and ensuring precise fittings.
What Does Kiln Dried Mean?
Kiln-drying is a process in which timber is placed inside a kiln and exposed to controlled heat and airflow within the kiln to lower its moisture content to a specific level. This expedites and standardises the drying process, effectively minimising problems like warping, cracking, and fungal growth in the wood.
What Lengths Do 6x2 C24 Timber Joists Come in?
Our 6x2 Timber joists come in lengths of 2.4m, 3m, 3.6m and 4.8m. We aim to maintain stock for all these lengths, yet in cases of limited availability or lower stock levels in your area, we might substitute with longer lengths as necessary.
What Is C24 Timber?
C24 timber is a prevalent grade of timber in the UK, the "C" stands for Coniferous, and the number signifies its bend strength, with C24 being stronger than C16.
Known for its strength and capacity to support substantial loads, C24 timber is commonly used in demanding structural applications. Suitable for projects that require robust timber, especially for larger spans, heavy loads, or situations demanding exceptional structural resilience, C24 timber is often the preferred choice for critical elements like roof trusses, beams, and other essential structural components.
Do I Need Treated 6x2 Timber?
Our 6x2 Treated timber is highly versatile and ideal for various purposes, especially in projects susceptible to moisture or potential pest problems. Its treatment makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, showcasing adaptability across a wide range of projects.
Do You Ship to My Address?
Do You Ship to My Address?
We deliver to most mainland UK addresses. If you are in one of the areas listed below and are unable to checkout, please give us a call to put together a custom quote.
Northern Ireland (BT), Isle of Wight (PO30-37), Isle of Man (IM), Scottish Highlands and Orkney Isles (PA, ML, EH, KA, G, KY, PH, DD, AB, IV, KW), Outer Hebrides and the Shetland Isles (HS, ZE) will incur additional charges and may also experience delivery delays.
How Much Will My Delivery Cost?
How Much Will My Delivery Cost?
You can work out the cost of delivery on your order before checkout by heading to our Delivery Info page.
How Long Will Delivery Take?
How Long Will Delivery Take?
We aim to deliver your items in 3 - 5 Working Days unless otherwise specified (eg - Sheds and Paving Kits). After you have placed your order, we will process your order and book a delivery day - which will then be sent to you via Email.
If have a specific request, please do give our team a call on 01156976800 and we will do our best to help.
What If I Need to Return Something?
What If I Need to Return Something?
If for any reason you wish to return your purchase, we will offer a refund or an exchange as long as this is requested within 14 days of receiving your order.
A manufacturer’s restocking charge may also apply on certain products such as non-stock items, which may be up to 30% of the purchase price, and you will be notified of this amount when you request a refund or exchange.
For full information visit our Returns Policy.