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CLS Timber: FAQ
1. What is CLS timber?
CLS timber stands for Canadian Lumber Standard timber. It is kiln-dried, planed smooth with rounded edges, making it ideal for internal studwork and partitioning in construction. Learn more about CLS Timber here.
2. What are the common uses of CLS timber?
CLS timber is commonly used for internal stud walls, partitions, framing, and carcassing due to its smooth finish and uniform dimensions.
3. Is CLS timber suitable for outdoor use?
CLS timber is generally intended for indoor use and is typically untreated. If you wish to use it outdoors, it must be properly treated or you should use treated timber designed for external applications.
4. Why does CLS timber have rounded edges?
The rounded edges on CLS timber make it safer and easier to handle, reducing the risk of splinters, and provide a smooth finish ideal for internal walls and structures.
5. How should I store and handle CLS timber?
CLS timber should be stored in a dry, covered area to prevent moisture absorption and warping. It's important to keep it off the ground and properly supported to maintain its straightness and integrity until you're ready to use it.