C16 graded untreated softwood timber is a strength-graded softwood commonly used in construction and woodworking, particularly for internal structural applications. The "C" signifies that it's a conifer wood, and the "16" indicates its strength class, meaning it's suitable for certain load-bearing situations. It's often used for framing, joists, and stud work.
Key Features:
Versatility
Cost effective
Suitable for internal use
Kiln dried to reduce moisture content
Applications:
Joists: Floor and ceiling joists, providing support for flooring and ceilings.
Stud Walls: Partition walls and other interior walls.
Roofing: Rafters and other roofing supports.
Framing: Wall studs, ceiling joists, and other structural framing elements.

