Rough Sawn / Carcassing Timber

Explore our Rough Sawn / Carcassing Timber category, where strength meets versatility for your building needs. This category features a variety of timber products, primarily used in structural applications. From framing structures to roofing and floor joists, the robustness and durability of these timbers make them an essential component in construction.

Treated C24 Carcassing Timber

Our Treated C24 Carcassing Timber is a premium choice, known for its high strength and durability. It's ideal for critical structural applications, especially in external or damp conditions, as the treatment helps protect against rot and insect damage. Sizes range from 47mm x 125mm to 47mm x 225mm, catering to various project dimensions.

Treated C16 Timber Carcassing

Slightly more economical, the Treated C16 Timber Carcassing still offers reliable strength and stability for general construction work. It's a great option for non-critical applications like floor and ceiling joists. Available in a convenient 25mm x 50mm size, it's versatile for various smaller scale projects.

Untreated C16 & C24 Timber Carcassing

For projects where treated timber is not necessary or desired, our range includes Untreated C16 and C24 options. These are suitable for indoor use where exposure to damp conditions is not a concern. Ranging from 47mm x 100mm to 47mm x 225mm, these untreated timbers provide a natural and more cost-effective choice for a wide range of construction needs.

Homegrown Untreated C16 Timber Carcassing

Our 75mm x 100mm Homegrown Untreated C16 Timber Carcassing is a nod to sustainability, sourced with an eye on environmental responsibility without compromising on quality. Perfect for various structural applications, particularly where a more substantial size is needed.

Choosing the Right Timber

When selecting carcassing timber, consider the load it needs to bear, the environmental conditions it will face, and any treatment it might require. Treated timbers are essential for outdoor or damp environments, while untreated might suffice for indoor use. C24 grade is typically used where higher loads or spans are involved, while C16 can be used in most common construction scenarios.