Timber for construction and DIY

Softwood battens, beams and planks for framing, studwork and DIY projects. Choose the right dimensions and quality for the job.

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Planed Spruce C24 44 × 69 mm 360 cm FSC Mix 70% - 575921€ 8,08 incl. VATView product →

Planed Spruce C24 44 × 69 mm 300 cm FSC Mix 70% - 575919€ 6,74 incl. VATView product →

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Transporting timber and long materials

Transport timber and long materials safely: roof rack, securing with cargo straps, marking overhanging loads, PPE and when to call a carrier.

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Combine timber with everything else you need on one project list and request a single quote. Want advice first? Book an appointment in the showroom or online.

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Frequently asked questions about timber

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Softwood such as spruce and pine is light, easy to work and suitable for framing, studwork, battens and interior construction.

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Untreated softwood is intended for indoor use. For outdoor use, choose treated timber or protect the wood with a suitable paint or stain.

Use a roof rack or trailer, secure the load with straps and mark overhanging ends. Our guide gives the details.

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Yes. Add everything you need to a project list and request one quote, including quantities and delivery wishes. Professionals can also apply for a wholesale account.

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How to choose timber

Choose the cross-section and length based on the load and span. For studwork and battens, planed timber gives a neat finish; sawn timber is fine for hidden constructions.

Let timber acclimatise in the room for a few days before you process it, so that it shrinks or swells less after installation. Store it flat and dry to prevent warping.

✓Project list for a bulk quote

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✓Catalogues as PDF

✓Wholesale account for professionals