Description

Carcassing timber refers to timber boards or planks that are used in the construction of timber frames, roofs, floors, and other structural elements in buildings. Carcassing timber is typically made from softwood, such as pine or spruce, and comes in a variety of dimensions and lengths to suit different construction needs. It is often treated with preservatives to protect it from rot and decay. Carcassing timber is an essential building material that provides strength and support to the structure of a building.