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CLS C16 Kiln Dried and Better Timber - 50 x 100 x 3000mm
- Planed with rounded corners for easy handling
- Stress Graded to C16 specification for structural applications
- Kiln dried for extra stability
- Ideal for wall partitioning and studwork
- Responsibly sourced
- PEFC Certified
Please Note: Timber lengths are subject to availability. Once your order has been placed, your local branch will be in touch with information on the lengths available if they differ from the lengths specified on your order.
- BOREHAMWOOD: 1941
- CANNOCK: 2271
- COVENTRY: 1578
- MILTON KEYNES: 372
- PETERBOROUGH: 2178
- Sheffield Trade: 6
- Timberworld BRADFORD: 5889
- Timberworld Bristol: 855
- Timberworld ESSEX: 117
- Timberworld HULL: 2694
- Timberworld KIDDERMINSTER: 18
- Timberworld LEEDS: 1821
- Timberworld MANCHESTER: 75
- Timberworld NORTH EAST: 969
- Timberworld OLDBURY: 1890
- Timberworld READING: 3039
- Timberworld SHEFFIELD: 4419

What is CLS Timber?
First thing’s first, what is CLS timber? CLS timber is created from woods such as kiln-dried fir, pine or spruce. During the manufacturing process, it is planed, treated and shaped with four smoothed surfaced sides and distinctive rounded (or radiused) edges.
What Does CLS Timber Stand For?
CLS stands for ‘Canadian Lumber Standard’, as it was originally manufactured in Canada and used for building sturdy timber-framed houses there before it became a popular option in the UK, too.
The benefits of CLS Timber
When it comes to CLS timber, there are several key benefits to consider. One of its main advantages is its exceptional strength and the fact it has superior durability over other types of wood timber, thus making it ideal for construction and internal structural work.
Due to its rounded edges, CLS timber is also particularly easy to transport and safe to handle. As CLS timber has a lack of large knots on its edges, it’s also better able to reduce the spread of potential fire outbreaks.
Another benefit to consider is the fact that CLS timber is available in a variety of widths and lengths to choose from, making it a great option for not only minimising time spent on cutting it to size but for reducing the cost from timber wastage.
Manufacturer | Various |
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Width (mm) | 89 mm |
Thickness (mm) | 38 mm |
Strength class | C16 |
Certification | PEFC® Certified |
Drying process | Kiln-dried |
Finish | Canadian Lumber Standard (CLS) |
Material | Softwood |
Surface treatment | Untreated |
Delivery for branch stocked items is currently 2-5 working days and items will be transferred nationally throughout our branches. Click & Collect is only available from eligible branches that have all items on your order in stock. A minimum order value of £120 (incl. VAT) applies to products Delivered from Stock. FREE delivery is available on orders over £600 (incl. VAT)*. No minimum order value is required for Click and Collect orders. Please note, deliveries from our branch will be delivered to the nearest kerbside at the address specified.
You will be contacted by your local branch to confirm delivery/collection dates.
Items delivered directly from a supplier are subject to specific lead times detailed on the product image. Please be aware that delivery rates from different suppliers may vary, for full details, please visit our delivery details page.
Measurements
1 metre (1m) is approximately 3ft 3in (39.37in). 1 inch when converted to metric is 25.4mm.
Imperial (inches) | Actual (mm) | Conversion (mm) |
---|---|---|
1 | 25.4 | 25 |
2 | 50.8 | 50 |
3 | 76.2 | 75 |
4 | 101.6 | 100 |
5 | 127 | 125 |
6 | 152.4 | 150 |
7 | 177.8 | 175 |
8 | 203.2 | 200 |
9 | 228.6 | 225 |
10 | 254.0 | 250 |
11 | 279.4 | 275 |
12 | 304.8 | 300 |
24 (2ft) | 609.6 | 600 |
36 (3ft) | 914.4 | 900 |
48 (4ft) | 1219.2 | 1200 |
60 (5ft) | 1524.0 | 1500 |
72 (6ft) | 1828.8 | 1800 |
84 (7ft) | 2133.6 | 2100 |
96 (8ft) | 2438.4 | 2400 |