Timber Roof Firings

A firring is a thin strip of timber or batten that has been cut along its length diagonally so that it tapers with one end deeper than the other.

Timber roof firings.

Read full description see specs. Firring pieces are used to give a slant on a flat roof so that water doesn t pool and can. You can unsubscribe at any time. Available in a range of finished sizes and lengths.

Other treated timber including battens are pressure preservative treated with tanalith e and roof battens are completed to bs5534. Firrings are used in the construction of flat roofs to create a fall ensuring that water runs to the lower side. Product enquiry form tapered timber firring for flat roofs 50mm to 0mm 3 6m length pack of 2. Not many merchants cut firrings anymore.

Treated firring used on flat roofs to create a slope for the rain to fall off. Using this website means that you are ok with this cookie policy. It takes time experience and equipment which larger merchants often do not have. 47mm x 50mm to 0mm treated timber firring 3600mm 2 x 2 skip to the end of the images gallery.

0 96 per m. No personal information is stored. Email me when back in stock. Firrings are used to create a fall on flat roofs.

Treated firring 47mm x 50mm to nothing 3 6m. We use cookies to give you the best experience possible. Name telephone email quantity required date required comments. Pressure preservative treated with tanalith e for a durable finish.

Firrings are normally the same width and length of the joists although the length might have to be achieved with two separate pieces of timber it is difficult to machine lengths over 4 8 metres in length. Our treated timber firing is of the very best has been treated with omose naturewood and undergoes a preservative process of drying treating and drying again. Signup for deal emails optional. Yes i would like to get up to date information including exclusive deals and latest product news.

Timber tilt a triangular section of timber used for flat roofs to form an upstand timber firrings are lengths of timber cut down the length from corner to corner. Timber firings are used in the construction of flat roofs to create a fall ensuring that water runs to the lower side.