Snowdon Timber Treated Reject Decking Board - Brown

Build your dream deck with Snowdon Timber decking boards. These treated deck boards offer you a li...

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The Snowdon Timber Treated Reject Decking Board is designed for budget-conscious DIY enthusiasts and garden landscapers looking for a lightweight, cost-effective solution for decking, patios, and outdoor structures. These boards offer a rustic aesthetic and solid construction for various garden projects, though users should note that as part of a reject range, they naturally feature imperfections such as knots, wane, and surface defects that contribute to their unique, budget-friendly character.

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ColourBrown
Model Part Number1380268
BrandSnowdon Timber Products Ltd

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FAQs

What are the exact dimensions of these boards?

Each board measures 19mm thick, 95mm wide, and 2400mm long.

Are these boards suitable for heavy-duty structural flooring?

These are primarily designed for decorative decking, patios, and light DIY projects. For heavy load-bearing structures, please consult a builder regarding local load requirements.

Can I use these for garden fencing?

Yes, their pressure-treated nature makes them highly suitable for fencing, railing, and other non-decking garden projects.

Why are these called 'reject' boards?

They are classified as reject range because they contain natural wood imperfections such as knots, wane, or surface marks that do not meet the standards for premium-grade lumber.

Do I need to paint these boards?

They are pressure-treated, so they do not require painting for rot protection, though you may choose to stain or paint them for aesthetic purposes.

Troubleshooting

Board warping or bowing

Ensure the boards are stored flat and dry before use; install them securely with an adequate number of screws to hold them in place.

Surface feels rough or splintered

Lightly sand the surface using medium-grit sandpaper to remove minor defects and improve the finish.

Color mismatch between boards

Accept the natural variation as part of the rustic character, or apply an opaque wood stain to create a more uniform appearance.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Highly affordable and budget-friendly
  • Lightweight and easy to manage during installation
  • Pressure-treated for enhanced durability against rot
  • Versatile use for decking and general garden DIY

Cons

  • Contains natural imperfections like knots and wane
  • Surface defects are common due to reject-range classification
  • Not intended for high-end aesthetic perfection

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of your Snowdon Timber boards, store them in a dry, ventilated area off the ground before installation to prevent warping. When installing, use appropriate outdoor-rated screws to accommodate the 19mm thickness. Because the boards are pressure-treated, they are resistant to decay, but applying a high-quality decking stain or preservative after installation can further enhance their lifespan and color consistency. If you need to cut the boards, ensure you treat the exposed cut ends with a wood preservative to maintain the protective barrier.

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