Planed pine 45mm (2″) thick (C24)
Our C24 planed pine offers exceptional strength, durability, and a smooth finish, making it ideal for both structural and decorative applications. With a thickness of 45mm (2″), this timber is precision-planed for a consistent surface that’s easy to work with, whether you’re cutting, drilling, or joining. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts, carpenters, and builders alike, this planed pine combines strength with workability, ensuring reliable results every time.
- Premium C24 grade: for superior performance in load-bearing projects.
- Planed finish: smooth and splinter-free for a clean, professional look.
- 45mm (2″) thickness: versatile for joinery, furniture making, and light construction.
- Calibration: each board is precisely calibrated and match each other.
| Price excl. vat ( VAT added on checkout ) | m2 price | l/m price |
| 45 x 45 / 95 / 145 / 195mm | £44.99 | £4.27 |
Lead time: 7 – 14 days
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C24 Planed Pine Timber – Strong, smooth, and versatile
Our C24 planed pine timber, 45mm thick, is a high-strength softwood ideal for structural and general building applications. Its smooth, planed surface and straight, fine grain make it perfect for framing, roofing, flooring, and internal joinery.
Kiln-dried to approximately 12% moisture content, this timber delivers excellent dimensional stability, reducing the risk of warping or splitting. Light cream to pale yellow in color with occasional natural knots, it combines strength with a clean, attractive appearance.
Graded to C24 (EN 338), it meets stringent structural standards for load-bearing applications and is easy to work with using standard tools. Suitable for both professional builders and DIY enthusiasts, it also accepts paints, stains, and finishes for versatile use in visible and concealed projects.
| Strength Class: | C24 (as per EN 338) |
| Specie: | Pine |
| Treatment: | None |
| Density: | 510–550 kg/m³ |
| Strength Class: | C16 or C24 (structural grade) |
| Elasticity: | 13,000 MPa |
| Bending Strength: | 24 N/mm² |
| Durability Class: | Class 4 (EN 350) |
| Workability: | Excellent – easy to saw, nail, and plane |
| Finish Compatibility: | Suitable for painting, staining, or varnishing |
| Appearance: | Pale creamy white to light yellow (May develop a light golden tone over time with exposure to air and sunlight) |
Our C24 Planed Pine Timber is a premium-quality, load-bearing timber sourced from sustainably managed forests. Carefully planed to a smooth finish, this timber offers precise dimensions and an attractive, clean surface, making it ideal for both structural and visible applications. Rated as C24 strength class according to EN 338 standards, it provides excellent mechanical performance for a wide range of construction projects, including beams, joists, rafters, and trusses.
- High Strength: C24 classification ensures reliable performance under structural loads.
- Smooth Planed Finish: Ready-to-use, easy to handle, and aesthetically pleasing.
- Versatile: Suitable for structural framing, roofing, flooring, and DIY projects.
- Sustainably Sourced: Harvested from responsibly managed forests.
- Moisture Content: Approximately 12%, ideal for indoor construction.
Reliable, versatile, and visually appealing, this timber delivers strength and stability without compromising on aesthetics. Perfect for professional builders, architects, and DIY enthusiasts seeking a premium timber solution.
- Structural framing and beams
- Roof trusses and rafters
- Floor joists
- Exterior and interior construction projects
- Color: Pale creamy white to light yellow (May develop a light golden tone over time with exposure to air and sunlight).
- Knots: Sound, tight knots are common, especially in construction-grade timber. Some boards may feature small black or loose knots, depending on the grade (e.g., C16 vs. C24). Knot presence adds natural character but may affect finishing in visible uses.
- Surface Finish: Suitable for sanding, painting, staining, or clear finishing. Minimal resin pockets; may occur occasionally in some boards.
- Defects: Construction grade may allow small surface checks, discoloration, or minor warp within standard tolerances.
Pine timber quick tips
Use C16 for general structural applications and C24 for higher load-bearing needs or longer spans.
Pine is soft and easy to work with, but sharp blades and clean bits will give the best results and reduce tear-out.
To avoid splitting, pre-drill pilot holes when fixing near ends or edges, especially in dry or narrow sections.
Pine is not naturally durable. Use a pressure-treated version or apply a suitable wood preservative for external applications.