How and where to use guide
6.0Mtr X 47 X 225mm C24 Treated Regularised KD Carcassing Timber
Structural applications
C24 timber is commonly used for floor joists, where it provides reliable support for residential and light commercial floors. It is also suitable for roof battens, stud walls, and general structural framing. The C24 grade offers enhanced stability and improved strength compared to lower grades, making it suitable for applications requiring greater load-bearing capacity.
- Floor joists in residential and light commercial buildings
- Roof battens and structural framing
- Stud walls and partition framing
- General structural carcassing work
Outdoor construction
The pressure-treated nature of this timber makes it suitable for outdoor applications where exposure to moisture and weather is a concern. Decking frames, garden structures, and external cladding support are common uses. The treatment protects against rot and insect attack, extending the service life of outdoor structures.
- Decking frames and support structures
- Garden buildings and sheds
- External cladding support
- Outdoor structural framing
Indoor applications
Indoors, C24 timber is used for floor joists, ceiling joists, and stud walls. Its smooth, planed finish provides a clean appearance and makes installation straightforward. The treated finish ensures durability even in areas subject to occasional moisture exposure, such as kitchens and bathrooms.
- Floor and ceiling joists
- Stud walls and partition framing
- Internal structural support
- Areas with occasional moisture exposure
Building regulations compliance
This timber meets current BS EN standards for structural timber. When used in structural applications, ensure that the timber grade and section size comply with your local building regulations and any structural engineer's specifications. Always refer to relevant building codes and obtain necessary approvals before commencing work.
- Meets BS EN standards for structural timber
- Verify compliance with local building regulations
- Follow structural engineer's specifications
- Obtain necessary building control approvals