Treated Sawn Timber
Our treated sawn timber is ideal for non-load bearing outdoor projects. Pressure treated to protect the timber from insect and fungal attacks, it’s great for making trellises, pergolas and other garden structures. Build with confidence and ensure long-lasting results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Treated sawn timber is your go-to for outdoor projects. It’s pressure-treated to withstand the elements, making it perfect for garden structures and lightweight furniture. Ideal for any non-load bearing projects outside, the pressure treatment of our sawn timber ensures it can withstand outdoor conditions with ease. For more outdoor project ideas, check out our decking and garden furniture categories to complement your garden space beautifully.
FAQs
What can I use treated sawn timber for?
Treated sawn timber is great for outdoor projects like trellises, garden beds, and other non-load bearing structures.
Can treated sawn timber be painted?
Yes, you can paint treated sawn timber, but ensure it’s fully dry and use a suitable outdoor paint for best results.
How long does treated sawn timber last?
Treated timber can last for many years outdoors, especially if it's well-maintained and protected from direct contact with the ground.
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