Question 1

1. What is C16 timber?

Accepted Answer

C16 timber is a grade of softwood defined by its strength and density. It’s commonly used in structural applications where moderate strength is sufficient, such as wall studs, floor joists, and roof timbers.

Question 2

2. C24 vs C16 timber, how do they compare?

Accepted Answer

C24 timber is stronger, denser, and has fewer defects compared to C16 timber. Builders often choose C24 for higher load-bearing needs, exposed structures, or premium projects. C16 timber is more cost-effective and suitable for general construction where the highest strength rating is not necessary.

C16 timber

Bsw Home Grown C16 Cls 50 x 100mm x 3.0m

38mm x 89mm CLS Studwork Timber C16 (4" x 2") 2.4m

47mm x 200mm x 4.8m Treated C16 Timber Carcassing

Kiln Dried C16 Regularised Treated Timber 47 x 200mm

Bsw Home Grown C16 Cls 50 x 75mm x 3.0m

50mm x 100mm x 2.4m CLS C16 Home Grown

38mm x 89mm CLS Studwork Timber C16 (4" x 2") 4.8m

50x75 C16 Kiln Dried CLS 4.8m

Homegrown CLS UC3 Green 100 x 50mm (89 x 38) 4.8m C16 FSC

50mm x 75mm x 2.4m CLS C16 BSW Home Grown