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I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall....

47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97

Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?

The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches 2 x lengths) Floor ceiling height (9ft 9
inches x 8 lengths)
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On Feb 9, 8:56*pm, ss wrote:
I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall....

47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M *charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97

Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?

The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches *2 x lengths) *Floor ceiling height (9ft 9
inches *x 8 lengths)


No need for treated wood, unless its likely to get wet regularly, eg
next to a bath.


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On Feb 10, 5:45*am, NT wrote:
On Feb 9, 8:56*pm, ss wrote:

I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall.....


47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M *charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97


Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?


The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches *2 x lengths) *Floor ceiling height (9ft 9
inches *x 8 lengths)


No need for treated wood, unless its likely to get wet regularly, eg
next to a bath.

NT


2x2 for a partition wall is very slender. If skimmed it'll pop bits of
the skim off, and either way it'll conduct sound terribly unless you
take effective soundproofing measures. 2x4 is more usual.
http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php?...oise_reduction


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On 10/02/2012 05:48, NT wrote:
On Feb 10, 5:45 am, wrote:
On Feb 9, 8:56 pm, wrote:

I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall....


47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97


Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?


The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches 2 x lengths) Floor ceiling height (9ft 9
inches x 8 lengths)


No need for treated wood, unless its likely to get wet regularly, eg
next to a bath.

NT


2x2 for a partition wall is very slender. If skimmed it'll pop bits of
the skim off, and either way it'll conduct sound terribly unless you
take effective soundproofing measures. 2x4 is more usual.
http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php?...oise_reduction


NT

Thanks for reply NT.
Not bothered about sound insulation as it to create a walk-in wardrobe
in our bedroom.
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On Feb 10, 10:04*am, ss wrote:
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I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall.....


47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M *charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97


Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?


The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches *2 x lengths) *Floor ceiling height (9ft 9
inches *x 8 lengths)


No need for treated wood, unless its likely to get wet regularly, eg
next to a bath.


NT


2x2 for a partition wall is very slender. If skimmed it'll pop bits of
the skim off, and either way it'll conduct sound terribly unless you
take effective soundproofing measures. 2x4 is more usual.
http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php?...oise_reduction


NT


Thanks for reply NT.
Not bothered about sound insulation as it to create a walk-in wardrobe
in our bedroom.


Ah, no worries then. I presume you've called a few suppliers for
prices. If you slap some wet plaster roughly on the back of the front
PB sheets you'll get a more solid feel to it.


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On 09/02/2012 20:56, ss wrote:
I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall....

47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97


The cheapest suitable timber will probably be designated CLS. Failing
that, Kiln Dried Sawn will be next cheapest.

Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?


No need for treated in most cases...

The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches 2 x lengths) Floor ceiling height (9ft 9 inches
x 8 lengths)



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On 09/02/2012 20:56, ss wrote:
I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall....

47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97

Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?

The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches 2 x lengths) Floor ceiling height (9ft 9 inches
x 8 lengths)



This is the 'correct' stuff

http://www.wickes.co.uk/studwork-timber/invt/107177/

But it works out to £1.09M.


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On 09/02/2012 20:56, ss wrote:

I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall.....


47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97


Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?


The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches 2 x lengths) Floor ceiling height (9ft 9 inches
x 8 lengths)


This is the 'correct' stuff

http://www.wickes.co.uk/studwork-timber/invt/107177/


is that what you tell your customers

But it works out to £1.09M.



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On 09/02/2012 20:56, ss wrote:
I have been quoted this for 2 x 2 wood for building a partition wall....

47 X 50 MM WHITEWOOD OFF SAW TREATED 48.00 £77.02 100 M £36.97
I think the above means 48M charged at £77 per 100M rate =£36.97

Question ..does it have to be treated? or should I be able to use
something cheaper?

The wall will be this size...
Wall width (9ft 8inches 2 x lengths) Floor ceiling height (9ft 9 inches
x 8 lengths)



This is the 'correct' stuff

http://www.wickes.co.uk/studwork-timber/invt/107177/


Only thing to keep in mind about that (CLS) is that because its slightly
planed, its also a little smaller than normal "sawn" timber. Not a
problem if starting fresh, but can cause grief when adding to existing
studwork that is a few mm wider.


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