C16 regulated timber refers to a classification of structural timber that meets specific strength and quality requirements as outlined in European standards, particularly BS EN 338. The "C16" grade indicates that the timber is suitable for use in structural applications, such as beams, joists, and rafters, where moderate strength is required. Key Features C16 timber is strong enough for many construction applications, such as floor joists, roof trusses, and stud walls. It is designed to withstand moderate loads but is not as strong as higher-graded timber, such as C24. Common Applications: Flooring joists Ceiling joists Stud partitions General construction where high loads are not a primary concern
Planed C24 Regularised 4 E/E Treated Carcassing Treatment: Pressure-treated Strength class: C24 Suitable for: Framing, General construction, Joists, Carcassing, Stud walling, Timber frames Length 4.8m