Douglas_Fir_C24_C16_CLS_KHV_Lumber

European Douglas Fir. The timber grades to C-16/C-18/C-24 and is non durable but it responds well to all preservatives. Whitewood is very versatile and is used in many industries.

This timber varies from almost white to pale yellowish-brown with a natural lustre. It dries rapidly with little tendency for splitting.

Whitewoods main uses include, general joinery, furniture, flooring, staircases and construction.

Categories: KHV, Lumber

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Description

CLS, C16, 18 & 24 Sawn Timber is kiln dried and is ideally used for internal building work such as in floor and roof joists.

Key Features

Used for internal studding, partitions and framing
Strong and durable
C16, 18, & 24 graded for structural applications
Pressure Treated, kiln dried and graded C16/C24 timber.
Eased edged.
Finished size approx. 47mm x 145mm.
Suitable for external building, decking bases and many more garden related projects
Treated and Untreated
Moisture: 12-18%
Wood Type: Spruce, Fir, Pine, Larch or Douglas Fir
Surface: S4S, Smooth
Softwood

Grades:

- No. 1 Lumber ( Grade A):
  
  With this Grade lumber:
  - Very very Few defects are allowed.
  - Knots are only permitted if they are tight and well spaced.
  - No Holes
  - Heart of the wood
  - high strength and Perfect appearance is desired

- No. 2 Lumber ( Grade B):
  
  With this Grade lumber:.
  - Lumber of this grade contains few defects,
  - knots are allowed as long as they are well spaced
  - Few Holes are Allow
  - Very little Cracks are allow
  - Heart of the wood
  - Good strength and very good appearance is desired
  No. 3 Lumber (Grade c):
  
  With this lumber:
  - More Defect are allows —
  - Knots are allowed
  - Small Holes are Allow
  - Small Crack are Allow
  - Minimum sapwood
  - Good strength and good appearance is desired.