LVL F17/E14 H2S 190×45
Price range: $15.25 through $91.50 + GST
LVL F17/E14 H2S 190×45 is designed for structural applications that require a strong, stable timber section. It works well in load-bearing areas and comes H2S-treated to help protect against termites when used above ground in protected conditions.
Specifications
- Treatment: H2S
- Grade: F17/E14
- Australian Standards
- Fast Delivery
- Full Documentation
It's designed to deliver dependable structural support with a consistent profile, making it a practical choice for builders and construction projects.
- Strong structural timber: F17/E14 provides the strength and stiffness needed for load-bearing work.
- 190×45 size: A deeper section suited to heavier framing and structural applications.
- Stays straight: The layered LVL construction gives a more consistent shape and performance than many solid timber sections.
- H2S treated: Helps protect against termite attack in above-ground, protected areas.
- Good for building work: Can be used where a strong engineered timber member is called for in the plans.
- Easy to handle on-site: The consistent section makes measuring, cutting, and fixing straightforward.
- For different projects: Suitable for residential and commercial structural work when specified.
Applications
Common uses include:
- Beams
- Lintels
- Floor joists
- Roof framing
- Rafters
- Structural framing
- Other load-bearing work
| Length | 190×45 (5.4 LM), 190×45 (6 LM), 190×45 (1.0 LM) |
|---|---|
| Treatment | H2S |
| Grade | F17/E14 |
Frequently Asked Questions
LVL (Laminated Veneer Lumber) is engineered timber made for structural jobs like beams, lintels, rafters and floor joists — basically anywhere you need reliable strength and stability.
LVL is engineered so it’s consistent in strength, stays straight and can span longer distances. Regular timber tends to have more natural quirks like knots and movement.
It helps protect the timber against termites in above-ground, covered areas.
Yes, where this size and grade meet the job's structural requirements.
Yes. Builders often use LVL in extensions and renovations for openings, beams, floor systems and other structural upgrades.
Yes, it can be cut and fixed using standard timber tools.




