47mm x 50mm Sawn Treated Timber (2" x 2") 3.6m

Colour and finish are representative only and may vary slightly as this is a natural product.

Have confidence in indoor and outdoor projects alike with 47mm x 50mm 2x2 treated timber – or 50mmx50mm in metric size. 50x50 treated timber is a highly versatile material which can be used in all manner of different ways from flooring to roofing, finding use in your build from the floor up. 

This non-structural timber has been sawn to the required length and pressure treated with substances to attempt to prevent fungal or insect attack. 

Here at Materials Market, we supply 2x2 sawn timber in both 3m and 3.6m lengths - either can be cut or sawn to whichever length your individual project requires. 

2x2 timber 3.6m Sawn Treated Timber Applications

2x2 wood is an incredibly versatile structural building material that is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, thanks to the sealing and treating of the timber. 

50x50 treated timber can be used in all manner of different ways including in both flooring and roofing; its uses are as varied as the imagination of the architects and builders using it in their projects.

A few examples of how 2 x 2 treated timber can be used are: 

• In roof and flooring joists
• As part of a building structure's timber frame
• Outdoor decking (due to its durability and moisture resistance)
• Outdoor frames and pergolas 
• Fencing
• Garden sheds and garden furniture

Check all component dimensions and any other details are correct prior to any work on site.

Sawn Treated Timber 2x2 Timber 3.6m Specifications

• Tanalised timber pressure treated with Tanalith 'E' to prevent rot
• Kiln dried to improve stability and straightness
• All of our timber is responsibly sourced and FSC certified
• More length options may be available on request

Pressure Treated Timber - The Benefits

Here at Materials Market, we're here to connect buyer to seller, ensuring all products available for purchase are of the utmost quality. For this reason, all of our timber is treated with preservatives, kiln dried, and then planed all around to give it eased edges that make it easier to handle. 

Planing is a process in which the timber is sanded down to achieve a smooth finish, banishing imperfections and making it suitable for aesthetic use within a building or furniture building. 

Timber comes in various lengths and sizes, and is regularised to ensure that dimensions are consistent within ranges.

Is It Possible To Paint 2x2 Treated Timber?

It is entirely possible to paint treated timber - after the water-borne chemicals have settled and dried, that is. 

It is important to allow the wood to dry out fully before attempting to add any paint or primer to it. This can take up to a few weeks depending on where the wood is being stored.