6.0 x 150mm Superdrive Woodscrews - Box 50

A mild steel plate with fixing holes used for strengthening and repairs.
Pre-drilled for use with countersunk screws. Bright Zinc Plated (BZP) for corrosion resistance.

Thickness: 2.5mm
Width: 26mm
Length: 150mm
Fixing Holes: 5.0mm (x4)

Round timber stake, popular for agricultural and equestrian fencing. Can also be used in domestic gardens to support small trees, build garden structures, garden furniture, raised beds, and retaining walls etc. Machine round stakes are regularised to ensure a uniform size. Pressure treated to UC4 standard. These stakes are pointed (for driving in) & chamfered on the top.

- 85mm Diameter x 1.65m (Length includes point)
- Stake; pointed bottom, chamfered top
- Good quality, slow grown redwood
- UC4 pressure treatment, 15 year guarantee

Pointed Pegs can be used for many purposes e.g. securing Gravel Boards and Sleepers, or as survey (marking out) pegs in the construction industry.

Our square Pointed Pegs are pressure treated green. Standard stock sizes are listed, bespoke sizes can be cut to order.

General purpose, pressure treated, sawn finish timber. Mainly used as fence posts but could have many other uses.

- Dimensions: 100 x 100mm x 2.1m
- Homegrown Softwood, locally produced in the UK
- Fully incised surface for improved treatment penetration
- UC4 Pressure Treatment - Green

Metal brace for strengthening corners. Can be used for internal or external corners.
Pre-drilled for use with countersunk screws, countersunk on both sides of fixing hole.
Bright Zinc Plated (BZP) for corrosion resistance.

Thickness: 2.0mm
Width: 24mm
Length: 100mm x 100mm
Drill Holes: 6.0mm (x6)

Timber carcassing, general purpose building timber.

- Machined from 47 x 200mm, finished size approx. 45 x 195mm
- Smooth regularised finish
- Grade C24
- Good quality, slow-grown softwood
- Pressure-treated green

Our carcassing timber is pressure-treated for extended lifespan and protection against insect and fungal attacks.

Sourced from responsibly managed forests in Europe, the majority of our carcassing is milled in Sweden or Latvia where due to the colder climates the timber is slow grown resulting in a denser, straighter end product.