Marlborough Reg Treated Carcassing - 47mm x 50mm - 2400mm - Multicolor

This kiln-dried Scandinavian carcassing timber is manufactured from slow-grown softwood and streng...

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The Marlborough Reg Treated Carcassing is a high-quality, kiln-dried structural softwood ideal for professional builders and DIY enthusiasts tackling framing, roofing, or load-bearing projects. By utilizing slow-grown timber strength-graded to C24, it provides superior reliability and consistent structural integrity; however, users should note that while it is treated for above-ground use, it is not suitable for direct ground contact or submerged applications.

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ColourMulticolor
Model Part Number0793254521642
BrandMarlborough

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FAQs

Is this timber safe for direct contact with soil?

No, this timber is classified as Use Class 3, which is for above-ground use only. It should not be used in direct contact with the ground.

What does C24 grading mean?

C24 is a strength class that indicates the timber has been tested for high structural capacity and is suitable for demanding load-bearing applications.

Can I use this for indoor framing?

Yes, it is perfectly suitable for indoor structural applications like wall studs and floor joists.

Does the treatment contain hazardous chemicals?

The timber is treated with standard wood preservatives designed to resist fungi and insects. Always wear appropriate PPE like a dust mask and gloves when cutting.

Will this wood shrink after installation?

Because it is kiln-dried, the risk of significant movement, shrinking, or twisting is minimized, though minor settling can occur in extreme temperature shifts.

What tools are recommended for cutting?

Standard carpentry tools such as a circular saw or a hand saw are sufficient for this grade of softwood.

Troubleshooting

Timber showing signs of surface moisture or dampness

Store in a dry, covered environment with proper airflow to allow the wood to reach equilibrium with local humidity levels.

Difficulty driving screws into the timber

Ensure you are using high-quality pilot holes, as C24 graded Scandinavian timber is dense due to the slow growth rings.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High structural strength (C24 grade)
  • Superior dimensional stability from kiln-drying
  • Pre-treated against decay and pests
  • Sustainably sourced and certified
  • Consistent quality across lengths

Cons

  • Not intended for ground contact
  • Requires proper storage to prevent moisture re-absorption
  • Limited to above-ground structural applications

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For optimal results, store the timber in a dry, well-ventilated area elevated off the ground to prevent moisture accumulation. When cutting, ensure you treat any exposed end grains with a suitable wood preservative to maintain the integrity of the initial factory treatment. Use stainless or galvanised fixings to prevent corrosion when interacting with the treated timber. This product is fully compatible with standard construction fasteners, adhesives, and sealants used in residential building projects.