Structural timber is cut from logs and is the most common framing material for houses and similar structures in New Zealand. Sizes and lengths are limited by the log resource. The timber is manufactured for a range of end uses and is processed to meet these needs. Structural grades are used primarily for construction where strength and stiffness are important. Structural timber is commonly used for the following applications:     - Wall frames.     - Roof framing (including trusses).     - Floor joists and bearers.     - Lintels & beams.     - Foundation piles.     - Outdoor (eg decking, fencing and landscaping) ..................................................................................................................................................

	SPECIES A list of the main structural timber species which we can supply - Pinus Radiata & Douglas Fir.		SIZES A list of the core structural sizes that we supply on a regular basis. Note sizes outside hose listed are still possible.
	GRADES Click here for a list of the common structural grades we supply with basic detail on how these are graded.		TREATMENTS Click here for detail on treatments options for structural timber.