Timber Roof Battens
Our collection of pressure treated timber roof battens offers optimum support for roof tiling on pitched roofs. Battens are pre-treated to maximise durability and to protect against decay, rot and fungal attack, resulting in a hard-wearing surface suitable for all types of buildings.
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No matter the roofing application, our weather-, rot- and insect-resistant roofing battens are long-lasting and straightforward to install. Enhancing the strength of your roof, battens are essential for extra support, ensuring all materials are securely fastened permanently. Each of our battens are pre-graded to comply with British Standards, and pressure treated to enhance their resistance against decay and insects. For additional roofing supplies, check out our roof tiles and roofing felt.
FAQs
What wood is used for roof battens?
Roof battens are typically made from treated softwood, which is strong, durable, and resistant to rot.
Should you screw or nail battens?
Nailing is the traditional method for fixing roof battens, but screws can also be used for a secure hold.
Are treated roof battens necessary for all roofing projects?
Yes, treated battens are necessary to ensure longevity and protection against rot and insects, especially in areas exposed to moisture.
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