The phrase carcassing is normally used to refer to timbers processed for use in structural applications, for example roof battens, floor joists and studwork for partitioned walls. Sydenhams have available a wide range of sizes and lengths of timber that can be strength graded and treated to your requirements.

What type of wood is carcassing?

Carcassing timber is kiln-dried treated structural graded softwood that is most commonly used where a grading stamp is required. Predominantly used in the construction of floor joists, roof joists and timber framing, it can also be used in many other applications both internally and externally.

What is carcassing in carpentry?

Carcassing timber is a term used to refer to timber processed for use in structural applications including floor joists, roof battens, roof trusses, cladding, decking supports and studwork for partitioned walls.