F17 KD Hardwood 190×45
Price range: $27.25 through $163.50 + GST
The F17 KD Hardwood 190×45 is a structural timber section designed for applications requiring greater depth and structural capacity. Graded to F17, it’s a solid choice when 140×45 just isn’t enough timber for the job.
Specifications
- Timber Grade: F17
- Drying Method: Kiln Dried (KD)
- Australian Standards
- Fast Delivery
- Full Documentation
- F17 stress-graded, tested strength you can count on
- 190x45mm gives you the extra depth for bigger spans and loads
- Available in finger-jointed or laminated formats depending on builder and product requirements.
- Built to hold up under demanding, long-term structural work
- Easier to handle on site than heavier options with similar strength
- Comes in a range of lengths to suit the job
Applications
- Floor joists and bigger structural support work
- Wall and roof framing where you need the extra depth
- Residential and commercial builds
- Frameworks needing higher load capacity
- Prefab and off-site components
| Length | 190×45 (5.4 LM), 190×45 (6 LM), 190×45 (1.0 LM), 190×45 (2.4 LM), 190×45 (2.7 LM), 190×45 (3 LM), 190×45 (3.3 LM), 190×45 (3.6 LM), 190×45 (3.9 LM), 190×45 (4.2 LM), 190×45 (4.5 LM), 190×45 (5.1 LM), 190×45 (5.7 LM) |
|---|---|
| Timber Grade | F17 |
| Drying Method | Kiln Dried (KD) |
Frequently Asked Questions
190×45 timber is generally selected for structural applications requiring greater depth, longer spans or increased load capacity.
The F17 grade remains the same, but the larger profile can provide greater structural capacity depending on the engineering design.
No, the joints hold their strength the whole way through; you're not giving anything up by going with a jointed length.
Get your spans and loads checked with a builder or engineer, then just pick the length that fits your layout.
Yes. Kiln drying helps improve stability and reduces movement caused by moisture changes.
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