F17 KD Hardwood 90×45
Price range: $12.95 through $77.70 + GST
F17 KD Hardwood 90×45 is a structural hardwood timber product designed for timber framing applications where strength, stability and durability are required. It is commonly used across residential and commercial construction projects.
Specifications
- Timber Grade: F17
- Drying Method: Kiln Dried (KD)
- Australian Standards
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F17 KD Hardwood is a high-quality structural timber product manufactured for applications where strength, stability and durability are important.
- F17 stress-graded structural hardwood for reliable strength and performance.
- Works well for floor, wall and roof framing.
- Kiln-dried (KD) to improve timber stability and reduce movement caused by moisture changes.
- Strong design suitable for structural applications.
- Available in solid, or finger-jointed laminated depending on project requirements.
- Provides the natural durability and strength characteristics expected from hardwood timber.
- Available in multiple lengths to suit different project requirements.
Applications
- Internal structural framing
- Floor joists and framing
- Wall frames
- Roof structures
- Prefabricated building components
- General structural work
| Length | 90×45 (2.7 LM), 90×45 (3 LM), 90×45 (5.4 LM), 90×45 (6 LM), 90×45 (1.0 LM), 90×45 (2.4 LM), 90×45 (3.3 LM), 90×45 (3.6 LM), 90×45 (3.9 LM), 90×45 (4.2 LM), 90×45 (4.5 LM), 90×45 (5.1 LM), 90×45 (5.7 LM) |
|---|---|
| Timber Grade | F17 |
| Drying Method | Kiln Dried (KD) |
Frequently Asked Questions
F17 KD Hardwood 90×45 is commonly used for structural timber framing applications including walls, floors, roofs and other building framework.
F17 is a structural stress grade that indicates the timber has been tested and rated for strength performance.
KD means kiln-dried. The timber is dried under controlled conditions to improve stability and reduce shrinkage or movement after installation.
Yes, 90×45 hardwood can be used for wall framing applications where the required design specifications are met.
It depends on the treatment and application. Standard KD hardwood is generally used for protected structural applications unless specifically treated and rated for external exposure.
F17 is a graded structural timber classification, meaning it has been assessed for specific strength requirements compared with ungraded timber.
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