MGP10 Structural Timber 90×45
Price range: $3.60 through $21.60 + GST
MGP10 Structural Timber 90×45 is machine-graded pine used in structural timber framing. The 90×45 mm size is commonly used for wall studs in Australian residential construction and may also be specified for other wall-framing applications.
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MGP10 Structural Timber is manufactured using machine grading to provide consistent structural performance and quality across each length.
- MGP10 Structural Timber 90×45 is structural pine used for timber-framed construction.
- MGP stands for Machine Graded Pine, a structural pine grade used in building work.
- The 90×45 measurement refers to the timber size: 90 mm wide and 45 mm thick.
- 90×45 timber is often used for wall studs in Australian homes.
- 90×45 MGP10 may also be specified for load-bearing wall framing when it meets the requirements of the particular design.
- MGP10 identifies the structural grade. It does not indicate the timber's preservative treatment or hazard class.
Applications
Depending on the plans and structural requirements, MGP10 Structural Timber 90×45 may be specified for:
- Wall studs
- Internal wall framing
- Partition wall framing
- Load-bearing wall framing where specified
- Other wall-framing components
- Residential timber framing
- Engineered timber-framing projects
The required section size, grade, spacing and treatment should follow the relevant plans and project specifications.
| 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 (3.6 LM), 90×45 (4.2 LM), 90×45 (4.8 LM) |
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Frequently Asked Questions
90×45 MGP10 is a popular framing size in Australia because it provides a strong and practical section for wall studs and timber framing.
Yes, it can be used for external wall framing when the timber grade, treatment and design requirements are suitable for the project.
It can be suitable for load-bearing walls when specified by engineering plans and structural requirements.
The 45 mm thickness provides a larger fixing area, making it suitable for common framing connections and construction methods.
MGP10 timber is machine graded to provide consistent structural performance compared with visually graded timber.




