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47 x 225mm Structural Graded C24 Treated Carcassing Timber (9” x 2”) 3600mm
Our C24 graded 9×2 timber that stays straight and strong, it is kiln dried and minimises movement. The pressure treatment resists rot and pests. It comes from a slow-grown softwood, which means a smoother finish, excellent stability and robust load performance. C24 timber is suitable for structural use.
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9x2 Treated Timber 3600mm
9×2 treated timber is the size builders reach for when the frame matters more than the surface and when long-term stability is part of the plan from day one.
This is not decorative stock. It is load-minded timber. Thick, dependable, pressure-treated, ready for demanding builds where smaller sections feel risky. Whether the project is permanent or modular, trade or DIY, this section gives more fixing depth, more span confidence and more tolerance on site.
What is 225x47mm treated timber?
225x47mm treated timber, also known as 9×2 treated timber or sometimes listed as 220×45 treated timber, is a large section structural softwood that has been pressure treated to improve durability against moisture, fungal decay and insect attack. The small size differences come from planed versus sawn dimensions and UK standard sizing practice. On-site, they are treated as the same working section.
It is a thick carcassing board designed for structural frameworks, not surface finishing. The treatment process forces preservatives deep into the fibres, which helps the timber perform better in damp or exposed conditions compared with untreated stock. C24 strength graded timber with moisture resistant treatment.
What is carcassing timber 9×2 used for?
Carcassing timber 9×2 is chosen when a build needs more depth, more holding strength and better span support. It suits projects where lighter sections feel too small and where the frame has to stay steady over time. The treated finish also helps when the structure sits outside or in areas that are not fully protected from damp air.
In home projects across the UK, this size is often used for floor joists and full floor frames where spans are wider than usual. It is also a common pick for deck structures, including subframes and main bearer runs, where the load is constant and the fixing points must stay solid. Garden builds benefit from this section too. Pergolas, gazebos and covered patio roofs often rely on 9×2 treated timber for their main beams because the deeper profile gives better visual and structural balance.
For larger garden features, the same section works well in carports, open shelters, garden rooms, big sheds and workshop bases. When a loft conversion or mezzanine platform needs deeper joists, 225x47mm treated timber gives more confidence than smaller carcassing sizes. It is also used for external stair stringers and stepped access frames where strength along the length matters.
Landscaping projects use this size for structural frames, retaining walls, raised box planters and small garden bridge frames. Play areas and activity zones are another match. Many climbing frames, swing structures and outdoor training rigs are built from 9×2 treated C24 timber because it offers a sturdy core and reliable fixing depth.
On working sites, the same section appears in temporary platforms, access structures and modular event frames. It is also useful as a reinforcement member alongside existing joists or beams when extra support is needed without rebuilding the whole structure. Even heavy-duty fencing and framed rail systems sometimes step up to 9×2 treated timber when lighter rails are not enough.
Benefits of 9×2 treated C24 timber
- C24 graded for structural strength
- Handles longer spans with fewer supports
- The thick section gives a solid fixing hold
- Treated to resist moisture and decay
- Suitable for outdoor and semi-exposed use
- Reliable and consistent under load
- Fits standard site fixings and brackets
Why choose our 9×2 C24 timber?
When buying structural timber, the key factors are not only size and grade. Supply reliability, price clarity and delivery speed often matter more on a live project.
At Sheet Materials Wholesale, 9×2 C24 timber is kept in UK stock and available for both trade and residential orders. This product can be ordered together with other building products online in one checkout, which helps reduce sourcing time.
Wholesale prices stay competitive, with bulk and volume pricing available for larger builds. Pallet deals and trade discounts can be arranged for bigger quantities, giving better value for money across full project orders.
Nationwide delivery and fast UK delivery options are available. Kerbside delivery to the site or home is supported, and order tracking is provided.
For contractors and DIY builders comparing where to buy structural timber online, Sheet Materials Wholesale supplies project-ready stock and provides a VAT invoice with every order.
At Sheet Materials Wholesale, you can purchase 9×2 Treated Timber at low wholesale prices with fast nationwide delivery for most of items within 1-3 working days across the UK. Next-day delivery is also available on most orders. Competitive rates guaranteed.
FAQ
Where to buy 9x2 treated timber?
The simplest way is to buy 9x2 treated timber online from a UK supplier that keeps structural carcassing timber in stock and offers site delivery.
What is the difference between 9x2 and 225x47 timber?
They refer to the same working size in practice. 9x2 is the imperial size name, while 225x47 is the metricsize. You may also see 220x45mm size referring to the actual size of the timber.
Can treated 9x2 timber be used outdoors?
Yes. Pressure-treated timber is made for outdoor and semi-exposed use. It handles moisture and decay better than untreated wood, so it works well for garden and external frames. Proper installation and airflow are still important.