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Timber decking joists are crucial for building durable and stable decking areas. They provide the main support for the decking boards, ensuring that the surface remains level and secure over time. Made from high-quality timber, these joists are designed to withstand various environmental conditions. Treated timber options are available to protect against rot, insects, and moisture. With a variety of sizes, lengths, and thicknesses, there is a suitable option for every decking project, whether it's a small garden deck or a large commercial space.
Sleepers & Posts FAQs
- What is the difference between UC3 & UC4 treated timber?
- What is the difference between C16 & C24 treated timber?
- What is treated timber?
- What is eased-edge treated timber?
Both UC3 and UC4 timber are pressure treated for outdoor use. UC4 is approved for in-ground use, while UC3 is for non-ground/water contact structures.
The primary distinction between C16 and C24 timber is their strength and load-bearing capacity. C24 timber boasts a higher minimum strength compared to C16 timber, allowing it to accommodate heavier loads. Consequently, C24 timber is the preferred choice for projects necessitating increased strength and resilience.
Treated timber is wood treated with preservatives to enhance durability and resistance to environmental factors. The treatment process protects the wood from rot, insects, and other threats.
Eased edge treated timber is timber with rounded corners that has been treated to resist rot and insects and is utilized in various construction projects.
