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47mm x 125mm Sawn Treated Timber C16/C24 (5" x 2") 6m

URN: 4001200
47mm x 125mm Sawn Treated Timber (5x2) 6m is a treated timber available in both C16/C24 grades. This tanalised timber is pressure treated with Tanalith 'E' to prevent rot.

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47mm x 125mm Sawn Treated Timber (5x2) 6m is a treated timber available in both C16/C24 grades. This tanalised timber is pressure treated with Tanalith 'E' to prevent rot.

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Key Features

Tanalised timber pressure treated with Tanalith 'E' to prevent rot

Kiln dried to improve stability and straightness

Strength graded to C16/C24 for known structural performance

All of our timber is responsibly sourced and FSC certified

Technical Specification

Technical Specification
Thickness:47mm
Width:125mm
Length:6m
Sales Unit:Length
Certification:FSC / PEFC

5x2 6 m C16/C24 Applications


Despite their difference in quality, both C16 and C24 timber will deliver well in most construction projects; while C16 wood is somewhat less durable than C24, it is still sturdy and resilient, making it suitable for strength and load-bearing.

We recommend using the stronger, more dependable C24 timber grade for larger-scale projects (or in applications where strength is critical, such as balconies, terraces, and bridges).

Thanks to the protective treatment of the timber, 47x125 treated timber can be used in many different indoor and outdoor applications such as: 

  • Flooring
  • Roofing - rafters/joists in a loft floor
  • Walling
  • Decking joists
  • Carcassing timber in floor joists
  • Garden furniture and other outdoor projects 


For 5x2 related products and other information click here. For other load-bearing materials, check out our sheet materials here. 

What Does C16/C24 Carcassing Timber Mean?

C24 grade is superior to C16, offering greater strength with more knots and fewer defects. This suits it to tasks which require durability and sturdiness, namely structural applications, such as floor joists or roof battens.

C24 timber is a premium choice that can support higher loads and wider spans. Only good quality timber imported from areas where the weather conditions demand a slower growth rate (and hence a tighter grain) achieves a C24 grade.

Provided it is pressure-treated, C16 timber can be used externally in an outer structure of a building, as well as in decking. C16 graded timber is sturdy enough for most tasks and will satisfy performance requirements at a lower cost than C24 timber.


Sawn Treated Timber C16/C24 (5" x 2") 6m Specifications

  • Tanalised timber pressure treated with Tanalith 'E' to prevent rot
  • Kiln dried to improve stability and straightness
  • Strength graded to C16/C24 for known structural performance
  • All of our timber is responsibly sourced and FSC certified
  • Width: 125mm
  • More length options may be available on request


Pressure Treated Timber Benefits

There are several different types of timber available on the market, including treated wood, untreated wood, and sawn carcassing timber. 

Timber is generally in areas that are difficult to access, so using high-quality treated wood for your construction projects is critical. 

We usually have no method of determining whether the structure is being attacked by insects or weakened by damp so it's in your best interest to invest in a timber that will hold its own. 

Let's get into the details of treated timber's many other benefits: 

  • It is treated to resist rot, decay and insect attacks
  • The most durable timber option, making it ideal for outdoor use
  • Thanks to its treated nature, treated timber is also low-maintenance
  • You won't have to spend time and money regularly maintaining it

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