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Our collection of pressure treated timber roof battens offers optimum support for roof tiling on pitched roofs. Battens are pre-treated to maximise durability and to protect against decay, rot and fungal attack, resulting in a hard-wearing surface suitable for all types of buildings.
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- Batten Length, Size and Spacing
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- Wall Fixing
- Other Battens Considerations
1 – Only ever use a roofing batten that is marked BS 5534 compliant – make sure you check the stamp on the batten yourself. 2 – Store battens and counter battens on sufficient bearers to prevent sagging or twisting. Protect them from water saturation when stored in bales or bundles horizontally.
3 – Before installing the battens, check you have the size and spacing right as this can have a direct influence on the weather tightness of the roof, as well as the finished appearance. 4 – The appropriate batten size will depend on the span of the rafters and type of roof covering you are using. BS 5534 includes a table of recommended minimum bat...
7 – When you’re ready to secure the battens to the rafters, ensure you’re using the right nails. BS 5534 states that the nails used to fix battens to rafters should usually have a diameter of at least 3.35mm. The nails should provide a minimum of 40mm penetration into the rafter, so a nail length of 65mm is generally recommended. 8 – Start at the l...
10- When fixing to a wall, fix specified battens to boarding /sheathing sarking in line with vertical supports, or to masonry wall as specified. Secure counter battens to masonry walls with improved nails or with plugs and screws.
11 – When fixing dry verges to battens, under the new BS 8612 Standard, they can no longer be installed just with a nail fixing into the end grain of the batten. Instead, mechanical engagement must be achieved when fixing a dry verge to the batten. Using a system with a batten end clip can make this easier. 12 – Counter battens - If you’re using a ...
2'' x 1'' (50mm x 25mm) Treated Batten Easi-Edge - up to 3m. Joinery - Treated Timber from Atlantic Timber. Ideal for fencing applications, pressure treated for extra durability.
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These roof battens are pressure treated to protect against infestation and fungal rot, ensuring long-lasting durability. Timber battens are essential in any roof structure, providing secure fixing points for roof tiles or slates.
This roofing batten meets current NHBC requirements for fully graded battens. The distinctive yellow or blue colour means that it is highly visible, allowing customers to distinguish our graded batten against any other type of batten.
Roofing Battens. We stock a wide range of timber roofing batten including blue BS5534 roofing batten, Type A, sawn and counter batten. All our roofing batten is sustainably sourced with PEFC certification. Lengths up to 4.8m available. Read more.
