1. What are common timber sizes?
Timber comes in a variety of lengths, including:
3×2, 4×2, 5×2, 6×2, 7×2, 8×2, 9×2
2. Are timber products treated?
Yes – most of our timber is pressure-treated for added durability and resistance to rot, decay, and insect damage. Specific details are listed on each product page.
3. What are timber sleepers used for?
Timber sleepers can be used for Garden & Landscaping, Structural & Outdoor Projects and Decorative & Functional Uses. Commonly these could be:
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Retaining walls: To hold back soil on slopes or create raised beds.
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Garden edging: To define pathways, flower beds, or lawn borders.
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Steps: Creating natural-looking steps on inclines.
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Decking support: Can be used as base beams for decks.
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Fencing: As horizontal rails or decorative features.
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Terracing: For leveling uneven outdoor areas.
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Planters: Build raised garden boxes.
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Outdoor furniture: Benches, tables, or rustic seating.
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Pathways: Laid flat as stepping edges or borders for gravel paths.
4. What is composite wood?
Composite wood is a manufactured material made by combining wood fibers or wood flour with plastic and sometimes other additives to create a durable, low-maintenance product. It’s designed to mimic the appearance of natural wood while improving strength and longevity.
5. What is composite wood used for?
Composite wood can be used for decking and flooring, fencing panels, cladding and siding and garden furniture and planters.
