M10 x 300mm Carriage Bolt

Galvanised Truss Clip for constructing timber to timber framework. Precision formed and engineered for fast installation and maximum loads.

- Suitable for securing 47mm wide timber
- Overall Width - 105mm (including fixing wings)
- Length - 100mm

Install using 3.75 x 30mm square twist nails
6 nail holes / truss clip
1 kg square twist nails installs approx. 58 truss clips

Steel washer, for general use with bolts and threaded bar (studding).
BZP (Bright Zinc Plate) finish.

Dimensions: 2mm x 24mm Diameter
11mm Bolt Hole: To suit M10 thread

Planed and pressure-treated, joinery grade softwood.
Build your own contemporary slatted screen fencing. Create heavy duty and decorative fencing screens, perfect for fence panels to create partitions, obscure visibility, pergola shade screens, a contemporary way to increase the height of fencing & garden walls.

- Planed all round timber, with 4 eased (rounded) corners
- Machined from 25 x 50mm, finished size 20 x 45mm
- 2.4m long ±5mm
- High quality, slow grown redwood
- Pressure Treated green, 15 year Treat-Right Warranty, details in Downloads tab below
- 18.2 linear metres needed to cover 1m², this is based on a 10mm gap between slats

If you need help with your calculations for your screening project, please get in touch.

Timber batten is a general purpose building material that has many uses for trade and DIY.

- Fine-sawn finish
- Pressure treated green
- This batten does not comply with BS5534, we stock blue batten which does meet this grade.

Treated timber carcassing for general building projects.
- Machined from 47 x 100mm, finished size approx. 45 x 95mm
- Smooth regularised finish
- Grade C24
- Good quality, slow grown softwood
- Pressure treated green

Treated timber carcassing.
- Machined from 47 x 150mm, finished size approx. 45 x 145mm
- 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.