F17 KD Hardwood 140×45
Price range: $20.25 through $121.50 + GST
The F17 KD Hardwood 140×45 is a structural timber for jobs where you can’t afford to guess on strength. Designed for structural framing applications requiring increased timber depth and strength.
Specifications
- Drying Method: Kiln Dried (KD)
- Material: Hardwood
- Timber Grade: F17
- Australian Standards
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F17 KD Hardwood 140×45 provides a deeper structural timber profile for projects requiring increased support and framing strength. It is commonly used in residential and commercial construction where dependable hardwood performance is required.
- F17 stress-graded, so you know exactly what strength you’re working with
- 140x45mm, a solid profile for heavier framing jobs
- Kiln-dried to keep movement and warping to a minimum
- Available in solid, or FJ laminated depending on project requirements.
- Built to last in structural applications
- Easier to handle on site than a lot of other structural options
- Comes in a range of lengths depending on what your project needs
Applications
- Floor framing and support systems
- Wall and roof framing
- Residential and commercial builds
- Any framework that calls for higher-strength timber
- Prefab components
| Length | 140×45 (1.0 LM), 140×45 (2.4 LM), 140×45 (2.7 LM), 140×45 (3 LM), 140×45 (3.3 LM), 140×45 (3.6 LM), 140×45 (3.9 LM), 140×45 (4.2 LM), 140×45 (4.5 LM), 140×45 (5.1 LM), 140×45 (5.4 LM), 140×45 (5.7 LM), 140×45 (6.0 LM) |
|---|---|
| Drying Method | Kiln Dried (KD) |
| Material | Hardwood |
| Timber Grade | F17 |
Frequently Asked Questions
It is commonly used for structural framing applications including floor systems, wall frames, roof structures and other engineered timber construction.
The larger profile provides increased depth, which can help meet structural requirements for specific spans and loads.
Yes, F17 refers to the timber stress grade. Different sizes provide different structural capacities because of their dimensions.
It may be suitable for beams, bearers or structural supports when approved as part of an engineered design.
Store timber flat, dry and protected from weather exposure before installation.


