Delivery
– Confirmation of access for a large delivery vehicle
– Someone on-site to accept and help our driver offload the order
– Please note you need to give all possible details of the delivery address (Including complications)
– Any Damaged or Missing items need to be reported to QTD within 24 hours
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Product Description
A Grade = Some small knots
Slow grown Scandinavian pine that produces tight, compact growth rings giving you a stable deck board.Pressure treated for longer life and to help resist rot.
Colour Variation
Pine is very light in colour and has yellow tones throughout the board. With all stable timbers you can use different coloured timbers to create patterns and highlight specific areas like deck perimeters, steps, ramps and changes in levels. You do not need to restrict yourself to one type of timber for the entire project whether it’s decking, cladding, flooring or decorative panelling.
Samples vary in colour so we recommend that you visit a display or show area where you can really get an understanding of what the boards will look and feel like. QTD have their very own unique show areas, why not come and visit us!
Decking Profile Options
Fixing and Finishing Methods
Face Fixings:
Simply screw through the face of the board into the sub-frame.
Joist Spacing:
We recommend 400mm centre to centre joist spacing for a standard area, projects may vary.
End Grain Sealer:
When the timber starts to dry out it loses the moisture quicker through the ends of the timber hence the characteristics of grain checking and opening up. Clear wax sealer seals the timber ends and slows down the moisture loss to a more controlled process, thus preventing this cracking. This is especially useful because cutting off the damaged ends not only becomes an expensive waste of timber, but may mean the difference between having the right length of timber for your project or it being several centimetres too short.
We recommend using our Messmers End Grain Wax Sealer to prevent the boards from grain checking.
