In the world of woodworking and building, there are many different types of timber supplies for building in various shapes, and sizes, with different edges. Planed square edge (PSE) timbers are one type of timber that is widely used in many applications. Here is a brief overview of PSE timber for building and some of the most common ways planed joinery timber is used.
What are PSE timbers?
PSE timbers / planed square edge timbers are timbers that have been planed (or milled) so that they have a smooth, even surface with 90-degree corners – a square edge. These timbers are generally available in standard lengths, widths, and thicknesses. PSE timbers can be made from many different types of wood, but are commonly are spruce and pine. Our PSE timbers are produced from a slow-grown, kiln-dried Fifth Scandinavian Redwood from sustainable sources with either FSC of PEFC Certification.
Common Uses for PSE Timbers
One of the most common uses for PSE timbers is in framing applications. The smooth surface and consistent dimensions make them ideal for builders who need to create straight walls and level ceilings. PSE timbers are also commonly used in millwork and trim applications. Their smooth surface makes them easy to paint or stain, and their consistent dimensions make them ideal for creating professional-looking moldings and trims.
PSE Timbers From Brookridge Store
We are Somerset planed joinery timber suppliers and planed square edge (PSE) timbers are a versatile type of lumber that can be used in many different applications. Their smooth surface and consistent dimensions make them ideal for use in framing, millwork, and trim applications. If you’re looking for a high-quality lumber option for your next project, consider using PSE timbers.
Timber Mouldings
We also timber mouldings. Again, these are produced from a slow grown, kiln-dried Fifth Scandinavian Redwood from sustainable sources.
Timber mouldings are a decorative element that can be used both indoors and outdoors. They are usually made from softwoods such as pine. Timber mouldings can be used to enhance the appearance of cabinetry, furniture, door and window frames, and more.
Types of Timber Mouldings
Some of the popular types of timber mouldings include:
Door and window trim is used to cover the space between the frame and the wall. It can be used to add visual interest and style to any room.
Crown moulding, which is a type of trim that is installed at the point where the ceiling meets the wall. It is often used to create a sophisticated look in formal spaces such as living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms.
Baseboard Moulding is installed along the base of the wall. It can be used to add visual interest, style, and protection to any room.
Chair Rail Molding. This timber moulding is installed at around waist height on walls. It can be used to protect walls from scuffs and scrapes, or it can be used purely for aesthetic purposes.
Beadboard is a type of timber that features vertical grooves running down its length. It can be used for wainscoting, ceiling panels, cabinets, and more.
Timber Mouldings Supplier Somerset
Timber mouldings are a great way to add visual interest, style, and protection to any room in your home. With so many different types of timber mouldings available on the market today, you’re sure to find the perfect option for your space.
