MGP10 Structural Timber 90×35
Price range: $2.90 through $17.40 + GST
MGP10 Structural Timber 90×35 is machine-graded pine used for wall framing and other structural building work. The 90×35 mm size is commonly used for wall studs in Australian homes, with the final use depending on the plans and structural requirements of the project.
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MGP10 Structural Timber is manufactured using machine grading to provide consistent structural properties across each length.
- MGP10 Structural Timber 90×35 is a structural pine used in timber framing.
- MGP stands for Machine Graded Pine, which is structural pine graded by machine.
- MGP10 has a modulus of elasticity of about 10,000 MPa.
- The 90×35 size simply means the timber is 90 mm by 35 mm.
- In residential framing, this size is often used for wall studs.
- Depending on the building design, it may also be specified for wall plates and other framing components.
Applications
MGP10 Structural Timber 90×35 may be used for:
- Wall studs
- Internal wall frames
- Partition walls
- Top and bottom wall plates
- Other wall framing components
- Residential timber framing
- Other building work where 90×35 MGP10 is specified
The timber size, grade and treatment should match the plans and requirements of the project.
| Length | 90×35 (2.7 LM), 90×35 (3 LM), 90×35 (5.4 LM), 90×35 (6 LM), 90×35 (1.0 LM), 90×35 (3.6 LM), 90×35 (4.8 LM) |
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is machine-graded structural pine in a 90×35 mm size. MGP10 has a modulus of elasticity of around 10,000 MPa.
Yes. 90×35 is commonly used for wall studs in Australian residential framing. The required grade and stud spacing will depend on the project.
Yes, where the building plans or structural requirements specify 90×35 MGP10 for the wall framing.
No. MGP10 is the structural grade. Timber treatment and hazard class are separate specifications.
MGP10 alone does not tell you whether the timber is suitable for outdoor use. Check the product’s treatment and hazard class to make sure they match the intended conditions.




