Treated Timber
Browse our range of treated timber at MSS Timber, featuring premium treated sawn timber for your projects.
Each piece of our pressure treated timber is designed to withstand the elements, ensuring durability and strength. Ideal for outdoor and construction needs, our treated sawn timber and pressure treated timber offer the reliability and protection essential for any task. Trust our treated timber for long-lasting quality and performance.
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MSS Timber is a top supplier of quality and affordable Treated Timber in Birmingham and the West Midlands. Delivery is available across the West Midlands area, and we also offer free click and collect from our location on Soho Road in Birmingham.
120mm x 1.8m Feather Edge Board Green Treated
2x2 Treated Timber (44mm x 47mm)- Sawn Treated Kiln Dried Timber
3x2 Treated Timber (70mm x 47mm) - Sawn Treated Kiln Dried Roofing Joist Timber
3x3 (70mm x 70mm x 3.0m) - Sawn Treated Fence Post Timber
4x2 Treated Timber (95mm x 47mm) - Sawn Treated Kiln Dried Roofing Joist Timber
4x3 (95mm x 70mm) - Sawn Treated Kiln Dried Wall Plate Timber
4x4 (95mm x 95mm x 3.0m) - Sawn Treated Timber Post
5x2 (120mm x 47mm) - Sawn Treated Kiln Dried Roofing Joist Timber
6x1 (145mm x 22mm) - Treated Carcassing Kiln Dried Fascia Board Timber
Treated Timber FAQ
1. What is treated timber?
Treated timber is wood that has been infused with preservatives to protect it against decay, insects, and fungal attacks, extending its lifespan and making it ideal for outdoor and structural applications. Learn more about Treated Timber here.
2. Can I paint or stain treated timber?
Yes, you can paint or stain treated timber. It's recommended to let the timber dry thoroughly after treatment before applying any finishes. Use paint products suitable for exterior wood to ensure proper adhesion and protection. Check out our blog here for more information.
3. Is treated timber safe for use around children and pets?
Modern treated timber is safe for use in gardens and around children and pets. The preservatives used are regulated and designed to minimise environmental impact.
4. How long does treated timber last?
Treated timber can last many years, often up to 15-30 years or more, depending on the environmental conditions and proper maintenance.
5. Do I need to maintain treated timber?
While treated timber is resistant to decay, regular maintenance such as cleaning and applying protective finishes can enhance its durability and keep it looking its best.