PAR Eased Edge Landscape Batten 25mm x 50mm 3.9m
PAR Eased Edge Landscape Batten 25mm x 50mm 3.9m
This PAR (Planed All Round) eased edge landscape batten is a premium-quality softwood timber, planed smooth with all four edges eased for a cleaner, safer finish. Pressure-treated (tanalised) for enhanced durability, it offers strong resistance against rot, fungal decay, and insect attack, making it perfectly suited for external use in all weather conditions.
Incredibly versatile, this 3.9 m length is ideal for constructing raised beds, decking subframes, pergolas, fencing supports, garden seating, and cladding installations. Its smooth, splinter-free finish ensures a professional look for visible structures, while the eased edges make it safer and easier to handle during installation.
Key Features
| Size | 25 x 50 mm (20.5 x 44 mm finished) 3.9 m |
| Material | Softwood |
| Finish | Planed All Round (PAR), Eased 4 Edges |
| Treatment | Tanalised (Pressure Treated) |
| Length | 3.9 m |
| Nominal Thickness | 25 mm |
| Nominal Width | 50 mm |
| Finished Thickness | 20.5 mm |
| Finished Width | 44 mm |
| Edge Detail | Eased 4 Edges |
| Suitable For | Outdoor Use |
| Rot Resistant | Yes |
| Product Type | Landscape Batten |
Highlights
- Planed All Round (PAR) for a smooth, consistent finish
- Eased 4 edges for safer handling and a professional appearance
- Pressure-treated (tanalised) for long-lasting outdoor durability
- Resistant to rot, fungal decay, and insect attack
- Versatile 3.9 m length suitable for a wide range of landscaping projects
Materials & care
As a pressure-treated softwood, this batten requires minimal maintenance. It can be left to weather naturally to a silver-grey finish or stained/painted once dry. Allow the timber to dry out fully before applying any surface coating. Periodically check fixings and clean with a stiff brush to remove debris.
How to use
This landscape batten can be cut to length using a standard handsaw or power saw. For outdoor structures, use corrosion-resistant screws or nails. Pre-drilling is recommended near the ends to prevent splitting. Always wear appropriate safety gear when cutting or handling treated timber.
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