Roofing Battens

Pressure treated timber is a building product category that refers to timber that has been treated with chemicals to enhance its durability and resistance to decay, insects, and weathering. This treatment process involves placing the timber in a pressure chamber and forcing preservatives into the wood fibers, ensuring long-lasting performance and protection against rot and decay. Pressure treated timber is commonly used in outdoor construction projects such as decking, fencing, landscaping, and structural applications.

Roofing battens are an essential component in the construction of roofs. These narrow strips of wood or metal are installed horizontally across the rafters or trusses to provide a secure base for the roof covering material. Roofing battens help to evenly distribute the weight of the roof covering, improve the structural integrity of the roof, and provide a surface for the attachment of tiles, shingles, or other roofing materials. They also help to create a gap between the roof covering and the underlying structure, allowing for ventilation and preventing moisture buildup.