4 x 2 (100 x 44mm) Treated Timber

4 x 2 inch Timber , 4 inch Treated Timber, 100 x 44mm Wood
 

4x2 inch timber, refers to timber measuring 4 inches in width and 2 inches in thickness, is a versatile building material with a wide range of uses in construction, garden, woodworking, and other projects. Here are some common applications for 4x2 inch timber:

• Framing & Beams: 4x2 timber is often used for framing walls, roofs, and other structural elements in residential and commercial construction. 4x2 timber can be employed as beams in smaller building projects, offering support and load-bearing capacity.

• Joists: 100 x 44mm timber can be used as floor joists or ceiling joists in building construction, providing support for floors and ceilings.
• Decking: 4x2 timber can be used for constructing outdoor decks.
• Fencing: 100mm timber is commonly used as horizontal rails in various types of fencing. It is also used as wall battens for garden fencing attached to a wall.
• Shelving: 4x2 timber is suitable for creating sturdy shelves in closets, garages, and storage areas.
• Garden Beds: 4 inch timber can be used to build raised garden beds, providing depth for planting and making it easier to control soil quality and drainage.
• Outdoor Furniture: Craft outdoor furniture like benches, tables, or seating structures using 4x2 timber. Treated timber is excellent for durability.
• Pergolas and Gazebos: 4 inch timber is often used for constructing the framework of pergolas or gazebos in gardens and outdoor spaces.

Our 4x2 inch timber has been pressure treated making it perfect for outdoor use, it is protected from rot and decay.

Timber Wall Battens

Timber battens are normally used when you want to fit timber fencing panels to a wall.

If want to increase the height of a wall using timber fencing panels or timber trellis, again you would normally use timber battens to support the panels or trellis.

The timber batten should be fixed to the face of the wall first and allowed to extend above the top of the wall to the required height.

Example: if you want to increase the wall height by say 2ft (600mm) you would normally use a 6ft (1800mm) long batten.  So the first 2ft (600mm) of the batten should extend beyond the top of the wall with the remaining 4ft (1200mm) fixed to the face of the wall.

The timber battens are normally spaced 1.8m centres to suit our standard fencing panel length.

Dont worry if you come to the end of the wall or come to a pillar in the middle wall and discover you need an odd size panel. This is not a major problem as we will just make a panel or trellis to suit your needs.

• Its very important to ensure the wall is strong and will be able to take the extra wind load.
• Its also a good idea to check and agree with your Neighbours before you start work.
• We stock a range of fixings suitable for wall battens

Lengths In Stock May Vary