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Graded BS5534 Timber Roof Batten 25mm - Per Linear Metre
    Graded BS5534 Timber Roof Batten 25mm - Per Linear Metre 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £1.02 View Options
    Kronospan 18mm Chipboard - 2400 x 600mm - P5 Flooring Grade
      Kronospan 18mm Chipboard - 2400 x 600mm - P5 Flooring Grade 7 - 10 Working Days £26.57 View Product
      Egger 18mm Chipboard - 2400 x 600mm - P5 Flooring Grade
        Egger 18mm Chipboard - 2400 x 600mm - P5 Flooring Grade 7 - 10 Working Days £22.14 View Product
        Egger 22mm Chipboard - 2400 x 600mm - P5 Flooring Grade
          Egger 22mm Chipboard - 2400 x 600mm - P5 Flooring Grade 7 - 10 Working Days £26.57 View Product
          12mm Malaysian Plywood Sheet - 2440 x 1220mm
            12mm Malaysian Plywood Sheet - 2440 x 1220mm 7 - 10 Working Days £44.53 View Product
            18mm Malaysian Plywood Sheet - 2440 x 1220mm
              18mm Malaysian Plywood Sheet - 2440 x 1220mm 7 - 10 Working Days £58.10 View Product
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              Frequently Asked Questions

              What is Timber?

              Timber is a type of wood that has been processed to craft either beams, planks or sheets. This process strengthens the wood and therefore makes it suitable for structural use.

              Most structural timber suppliers are crafted from softwood, such as pine or spruce. However, hardwood may be used to manufacture timber for specific applications.

              What is Timber Used For?

              Timber supplies are used at various stages of the construction process. This includes when constructing the floors, walls and roofs of a building.

              You can also used timber beams, plants and sheets in smaller DIY projects. This may include a small shed or garden house build, for example.

              What Are the Different Types of Timber Supplies?

              Common types of timber supplies include spruce battens, OSB boards, plywood sheets or chipboard. However, there are many other types of timber available for use in large structural and small DIY projects.

              The type of timber you'll require is largely dependent upon your project. For example, you may use OSB as a flooring solution in areas with high humidity (i.e. bathrooms) and plywood for wall sheathing in dry conditions (i.e. residential home).