The 18x145 mm planed spruce board in 3.00 metre length is a smooth-finished timber board for a wide range of joinery, interior finishing and DIY projects. The planed spruce surface and eased long edges create a clean, low-splinter finish, making this board suitable for visible work such as wall cladding, cabinets, furniture, linings and made-to-measure constructions. With a nominal finished section of approximately 18x145 mm, the board provides a practical balance between a slim profile, easy handling and adequate rigidity for light to medium-duty applications. Its 3.00 m length is especially useful for smaller rooms, furniture projects and installations where reducing offcuts matters. Spruce is lightweight and easy to saw, drill, screw, glue, sand and finish with stain, varnish, oil or opaque paint. Use untreated spruce primarily indoors or in a dry, well-covered construction. If the board may be exposed to outdoor moisture, use an appropriate preservative and coating, provide ventilation and prevent prolonged contact with the ground or standing water.

Key features

This planed board combines a neat appearance with straightforward processing.

• Smooth planed finish: The board has a clean, smooth surface for visible timberwork and comfortable handling.
• Eased edges: Rounded long edges provide a softer appearance and reduce sharp edges.
• Lightweight spruce: Spruce is relatively light, making the board easier to lift, position and install.
• Easy to work with: The timber can be sawn, drilled, screwed, glued, sanded and finished with standard tools.
• Practical 3.00 m length: Well suited to shorter spans, interior projects and reducing unnecessary waste.
• Natural timber character: Knots, colour variation and grain patterns give every board an individual appearance.

Applications

This board is suitable for many decorative and light construction timber projects.

• Wall cladding: Use the board to create a warm timber feature wall or panelling.
• Ceiling lining: Finish ceilings, dry soffit areas or interior linings neatly.
• Furniture making: Build cabinets, shelving, benches, boxing and other custom furniture.
• Trim work: Use it for reveals, casings, partitions and finishing details.
• Sheltered fencing: Use only in a protected setting and apply suitable moisture protection.
• **DIY projects*8: Ideal for workshops, storage areas and general made-to-measure projects.

Suitable substrates

Install the board on a dry, level and adequately load-bearing base.

• Timber battens: Fix onto straight, dry battens made from spruce, treated timber or another suitable structural timber.
• Timber frame: Use a stable wooden frame for furniture, enclosures and light constructions.
• OSB or plywood: Screw or bond the board to a stable sheet material where a closed finish is required.
• Metal profiles: Fix to compatible steel profiles using suitable self-drilling screws or a timber subframe.
• Masonry or concrete wall: First install battens with appropriate wall plugs and screws, then fix the board to the battens.

Instructions for use

Follow these steps for a neat and durable installation.

1. Acclimatise: Store the boards for at least 48 hours in the installation room or under comparable conditions before fitting.
2. **Inspect*: Sort boards by appearance, check for damage and decide which face will remain visible.
3. Cut to size: Measure carefully, mark the cut and use a fine-tooth blade to cut the board to length.
4. Pre-drill: Drill pilot holes near board ends and for visible screw fixing to reduce the risk of splitting.
5. Fix in place: Screw or nail onto a level batten framework with enough fixing points; use stainless-steel fixings where moisture is possible.
6. Provide ventilation: For wall cladding or sheltered exterior use, provide ventilation and avoid direct contact with damp substrates.
7. Finish: Lightly sand where needed and apply an appropriate stain, varnish, oil or paint for the desired look and protection.

Product specifications

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