STANDARD TIMBER FINISHED SIZES AND PROFILES

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2 01/0 Introduction The principle objective of this document is to describe to the building industry, specifiers, renovators and end-users standard timber sizes and moulding profiles that are commonly available on the East Coast of Australia. The document can be used by producers, suppliers and importers to encourage uniformity in supply to the industry. For information on availability please visit to find your closest TABMA member. Contents Page Industry Standard Timber Sizes... 2 Engineered Wood Products... Architraves and Skirting... Architraves and Skirting Queensland and Northern NSW... Sundry Mouldings... Protective Coated Finger Jointed Pine... Sundry Treated Pine H Products Exterior Use... External Wall Cladding... 1 Flooring and Decking... 1 Internal Lining...1 Internal Staircase Components...1 Door Jambs, Door and Casement Framing, Casement Sills... 1 Detail of Box Frame Material mm Stock... 1 Detail of Box Frame Material mm Stock... Window Framing... Treated Timber Hazard Level Guide...21 Mouldings Full size and to Scale...22 DISCLAIMER: Although TABMA has taken due care in preparing the information in this document, it is intended merely as a guide to assist industry participants. In no way is TABMA warranting the accuracy or completeness of the information. Nor is TABMA making any representation on the suitability, safety, quality or availability of any product referred to in this document. In making any decisions about products, based on the information in this document, you should make your own independent enquiries in relation to the suitability, safety, quality and/or availability of the products for your intended use. Acknowledgements This publication was formulated after lengthy consultation with industry together with input from several industry associations and many producers, suppliers, wholesalers and merchants. Forest and Wood Products Research and Development Corporation are the major sponsors of this publication. Acknowledgement is also given to both the NZ Pine Manufacturers Association and the NSW Timber Importers Association for their invaluable in-kind contribution. Published by the Timber & Building Materials Association (NSW) Ltd. ABN Nichols Street, Surry Hills NSW Australia. PO Box, Surry Hills NSW Australia Telephone (02) 0 Fax (02) info@tabma.com.au Australian Government Forest and Wood Products Research and Development Corporation 1 Copyright QUALITY SERVICE INTEGRITY

3 01/0 SECTION A Appearance Grade Timber Dressed Recommended Finished Timber Sizes Table 1 Species include Finger Jointed Pine (unprimed, treated and primed), Pacific Maple, Oregon, Victorian Ash, Tasmanian Oak, Hardwood, WRC and other species Kiln Dried Width Thickness Notes: 1 All dressed timber will be square edged unless noted below. 2 2mm Queensland only. FJ. Treated Pine DAR primed all pencil round 2.0mm radius Pacific Maple, Oregon, WRC, Tasmanian Oak, etc, will be 2mm and 2mm.. Some species may have up to 1.0mm variation. Finger Jointed Pine will be.0mm. Special sizes can be produced subject to Special Order. Table 2 Radiata Pine Dressed Appearance Grades Kiln Dried Width Thickness

4 01/0 SECTION B Structural Timber Recommended Finished Timber Sizes Tables 1 and 2 are finished sizes relevant to the Australian building industry, although comprehensive this does not describe exact market availability Table 1 Pine and Hardwood KD Solid, Gauged Width Thickness Notes: 1 Incorporates Radiata and KD Hardwood in all relevant F & MGP strength ratings, treated or untreated. Table 2 Treated Pine Primed H Finger Jointed & Laminated includes F, GL & GL Kiln dried Width Thickness F Treated Primed Pine Posts Notes: 1 Treated Pine Primed Posts will have 2.0 mm radius pencil round. 2 Some sizes and grades are subject to availability at the time of order. The above table and notes are based on the common sizes and grades available. mm only available in GL and GL. The above are suitable for above ground only.

5 01/0 SECTION C Sawn Timber Sizes Recommended Nominal Timber Sizes (unseasoned) Width Thickness Notes: 1 Refer to the relevant standards for each species. 2 The above are common sizes; other sizes are available on request. Fine sawn Oregon as per the dressed sizes. Engineered Wood Products Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) Sizes (mm) Notes: Lengths to 1.m in 00 increments. Treated or untreated. Refer to suppliers span tables. I-Joists Sizes by Producer Producer 1 0 x 20 x 1 00 x 1 0 x 00 x Producer 2 0 x 0 21 x 0 02 x 0 x 0 0 x 0 0 x 21 x 02 x x 0 x Producer 0 x 2 x 00 x 0 x 0 x 2 x 00 x 0 x Producer 0 x 20 x 2 x 2 x 00 x 0 x

6 01/0 ARCHITRAVES AND SKIRTING Bullnose AS1 1x1 1 x1 x1 x1 1r 1 1r 1r 1r Colonial* AS2 1 1x1 1 x1 x1 x Bevel AS 1x1 1 x1 x1 x Half Splayed 2 Type A AS 1x1 1 x1 x1 x Half Splayed Type B. AS 1. 1 Full Splayed x1 x1 x x AS Pencil Round AS x x r r r x1 1 *Refer to page 2 for full size profile of Colonial

7 01/0 ARCHITRAVES AND SKIRTINGS Queensland and Northern NSW Splayed AS Bullnose AS x x x Colonial 2 AS Step AS mm dia. x x x x Queensland Colonial AS1 x x mm dia. mm dia. Classic AS1 x x Pencil Round AS1 mm dia. x x

8 01/0 SUNDRY MOULDINGS Quad SM1 Cover Strip SM r r 2: : Scotia SM Square Edged Cover Strip 0 SM Ovolo SM Half Round SM 1x 0x Note: 2% of width backed off *mm Nosing Full SM x0 x0 x Splayed SM x0 x0 x0 r r r r r r 1

9 01/0 SUNDRY MOULDINGS (cont.) Inlay SM 0x Bolection 0x SM Stop Bead.r x1 SM.r 0x1 0 x x r x.r 0x Picture Rail 1r SM x1 x1 1 1r 1.r.r 2x x x1 x Parting Bead SM Glazing Bead Bead Colonial GLZ Bar SM1 SM1 SM Stormould SM1 External Corner SM mm mm

10 01/0 PROTECTIVE COATED TREATED H FINGER JOINTED PINE EXTERIOR USE (above ground only) Handrails T1 x T2 x T x 2 Bottom Rails T 0x0 T x T x r 2r 2r *Refer to page 2 for full size profile 2 mm Fascia T 1 mm Fascia 10x2 2r 10 1r T 10x r 2 2 2r 2 2 1x2 1x1 1 2r 1 1r r 2 2 2r 2 2

11 01/0 PROTECTIVE COATED TREATED H FINGER JOINTED PINE EXTERIOR USE (above ground only) Posts FJ and laminated T 1 x 1 2.0r 1 x 1 2.0r 1 x r x 2.0r Structural Beams T Laminated Beams 10x 10x 20x 2.0r 2.0r 2.0r x x 2.0r 2.0r Weather Boards T 1 1x1 1 1x1 r r cover 1

12 01/0 SUNDRY TREATED PINE H PRODUCTS EXTERIOR USE (above ground only) Lattice surround T2 To fit sawn lattice x 0x r 0 r To fit dressed lattice x 0x r 0 r Fence capping T0 x 1x Important Recommendations when using Treated Timber 1 Use corrosion resistant fasteners, i.e. hot dipped galvanised or stainless steel bolts, plates, nails, etc. 2 End seal after cutting and seal all housed or checked joints prior to installing. As a general rule use oil-based undercoats over primed treated timber.

13 01/0 EXTERNAL WALL CLADDING White Cypress Unseasoned Round log cabin EC1 ex0x2 x Round double log cabin EC2 exx2 x r r r 1 Flat log cabin 21 EC ex0x2 x Flat double log cabin 21 EC. exx2 x. r r 1 r r r r 1 Rusticated EC ex0x2 x r 0 exx2 x r ex1x2 x 1 ex0x2 x 2 r 0 1 r Checked and nosed (tear drop) EC Double checked and nosed (double tear drop) EC ex0x2 x exx2 x 2 1 r 1 r r

14 01/0 EXTERNAL WALL CLADDING (cont.) Western Red Cedar Unseasoned select Bevel sawn siding EC ex0x2 x 2 0. Tongued and Grooved EC V Joint.2..2 ex0x2 x cover Seasoned clear grade ex0x2 x exx2 x 1 cover Note: Recommended cover 11 Shiplap EC 0 ex0x2 x cover Baltic Pine Checked and Chamfered 1 EC ex1x2 x exx2 x 11 1 cover cover Radiata Pine Treated Seasoned Shiplap Dressed face EC 0 10x 10 cover 1... Rusticated Dressed Face 1 10x EC1 r 0 Shiplap Sawn Face 0 EC1 10x 10 1 Treated CCA Kiln Dried Siding EC1 Sawnface 10x 1 cover... 10

15 01/0 FLOORING AND DECKING Hardwood Structural Flooring Secret nail FD1 exx2 x 0 cover 0 cover Top nail FD2 exx2 x cover cover ex0x2 x Secret nail FD exx1 x ex0x1 x 0 cover. Hardwood Solid Overlay Flooring r FD 0x1 0 cover r White Cypress FD exx2 x 2.. ex0x2 x.. exx2 x.. 1 exx2 x 1.. Radiata Pine cover..... cover 1 cover.. Baltic FD FD ex0x2 x exx2 x exx2 x exx2 x Decking Seasoned (based on 0mm centre) Hardwood Reversible FD Pine Treated Reversible FD Hardwood Local FD 1.r 0x 0x22 1.r x 22 1.r x 22 White Cypress FD x21 1.r r r x x22 x 1.r 1.r x21 1.r

16 01/0 INTERNAL LINING Internal Panelling Tongued and Grooved Pine Seasoned V Jointed and Centre V Groove L1 Double V Jointed and Centre Groove L2 No... No cover 10 1 cover No No cover.. 1 cover V Jointed Regency Centre Groove and Shiplap L No. 21 No cover cover Western Red Cedar V Jointed L.. 1. cover 1 Seasoned & 1. Tasmanian Oak Seasoned Shiplap L cover cover cover 1 21 Double V Jointed and Centre V Groove L cover cover Regency V Jointed.. 1 L.2 2.2

17 01/0 INTERNAL STAIRCASE COMPONENTS Handrails IS1 x1 IS2 x1 1 1 IS x IS x IS 0x IS 0x 0 0 IS x NB Inside grooving can vary between, 1,,, and mm width and mm depth. 1

18 01/0 DOOR JAMBS DOOR AND CASEMENT FRAMING CASEMENT SILLS *mm Door Framing & Jambs J1 *mm Door Mullions J *mm Door Framing & Jambs J 10 Casement Sills J *mm Jamb Lining J / 2 0mm Jambs FJ Pine only J *mm Threshold 1 J Note: refer to pages 1 1 for Box Frame Window Sill Profiles

19 01/0 DETAIL OF BOX FRAME MATERIAL AND mm SASH STOCK Vertical Section through Sill es and Head S1 Inside Lining Head Only Outside Lining Head Only 1 1 Pulley Style Head Lining No r 1 Stop Bead No. Parting Bead No. Style and Top Rail No. 0 S2 Section through Mullion NOTE: This detail is suitable for round cast iron weights 1 Mullion Inside Lining No. Pulley Styles No. Mullion Outside Lining No Bottom Meeting Bar S Bar S 2 2 Top Meeting Bar No. Style and Top Rail S 1 Section through Mullion NOTE: This detail is suitable for lead weights 1 Bottom Top 1 Mullion Inside Lining No. Pulley Styles No. Mullion Outside Lining No. Bottom Top Stop Bead No. Parting Bead No. Bottom Rail S Bottom Rail S 1 Inside Lining S (NOTE: Underside if bottom rail splayed when fitting sash.) Box Frame Sill S Section through Left Hand Box NOTE: Back lining for brick buildings only 1 Pulley Style No. Bottom Top Outside Lining No. 0 Front edge of sill

20 01/0 DETAIL OF BOX FRAME MATERIAL AND mm SASH STOCK Vertical Section through Sill es and Head S Inside Lining Outside Lining Head Only Head Only 1 Pulley Style Head Lining No r 1 Stop Bead No. Parting Bead No. Style and Top Rail No S Section through Mullion NOTE: This detail is suitable for round cast iron weights 1 Mullion Inside Lining No. Pulley Styles No. Mullion Outside Lining No. 0 1 Bottom Meeting Bar S1 Bar S Top Meeting Bar No. 1 Style and Top Rail 1 S 1 Section through Mullion NOTE: This detail is suitable for lead weights Bottom Top 1 Mullion Inside Lining No. Pulley Styles No. Mullion Outside Lining No. Bottom Top Stop Bead No. Parting Bead No. Bottom Rail S1 1 1 Bottom Rail S1 1 Inside Lining S (NOTE: Underside if bottom rail splayed when fitting sash.) Box Frame Sill S1 Section through Left Hand Box NOTE: Back lining for brick buildings only Pulley Style No. Bottom Top 1 Outside Lining No. 0 Front edge of sill

21 01/0 WINDOW FRAMING Chair Rail Chair Rail Style Mullion WF1 WF2 WF WF Sill WF Transom WF 0 0 1/ /1 2 1 WF Colonial GLZ Bar WF Wind Mould WF Head 1 WF Glazing Bead WF Bead WF 2 1

22 01/0 TREATED TIMBER HAZARD LEVEL GUIDE Exposure Typical use/hazard Availability H1 Inside, above ground, dry Insect borer (other than termites) hazard Framing, flooring, furniture, etc Generally to order H2 Inside, above ground, dry Insect borer and termite hazard Framing, flooring, trusses Stocks available: framing 0 x x 0 x x other sizes to order H Outside, above ground Moderate fungal decay and termite hazard Decking, fencing, cladding, fascia, window joinery, exterior structural timber Available ex-stock H Outside, in ground High fungal decay and termite hazard Fencing, greenhouses, pergolas, non-structural and landscaping timbers Available ex-stock H Outside, in ground or fresh water High fungal decay and termite hazard Engineered retaining walls, building poles, pilings and cooling tower fill, structural or critical applications Generally to order H Marine water exposure Marine borers hazard Marine piles, jetty crossbracing, landing steps, sea walls Generally to order Using treated timber in a higher hazard level than it is intended for may result in premature failure. Note that the hazard level of treatment is not related to the stress grade or other engineering properties of the timber. 21

23 01/0 MOULDINGS Full Size and to Scale Handrail T1 x Handrail T2 x Colonial AS2 x1 22

24 Supplied by Published by the Timber and Building Materials Association (NSW) Limited ABN Nichols Street, Surry Hills, NSW Australia PO Box, Surry Hills NSW Australia Telephone (02) 0. Fax (02) Copyright Australian Government Forest and Wood Products Research and Development Corporation QUALITY SERVICE INTEGRITY

2009 STANDARD TIMBER FINISHED SIZES AND PROFILES

2009 STANDARD TIMBER FINISHED SIZES AND PROFILES DISCLAIMER: Although has taken due care in preparing the information in this document, it is intended merely as a guide to assist industry participants.