Verandah Bracket No.4 400x400x32mm
Where would you normally use a treated timber verandah bracket?
As a decorative corner piece (between a post and facia board), used perhaps on a verandah or pergola. It is supplied as 2 pieces that when attached to the post and facia will form the bracket that you see in the photo.
What is it made out of?
Plantation grown Radiata Pine that has been H3 treated (suitable for above ground use).
How should you finish it?
A water based primer/undercoat is not a necessity (although it wouldn't hurt), but at least 2 coats of the final colour is a must.
Leaving it unfinished, oiling it or using a clear lacquer is not recommended.
Speak to your local paint retailer for more info.
Where would you normally use a treated timber verandah bracket?
As a decorative corner piece (between a post and facia board), used perhaps on a verandah or pergola. It is supplied as 2 pieces that when attached to the post and facia will form the bracket that you see in the photo.
What is it made out of?
Plantation grown Radiata Pine that has been H3 treated (suitable for above ground use).
How should you finish it?
A water based primer/undercoat is not a necessity (although it wouldn't hurt), but at least 2 coats of the final colour is a must.
Leaving it unfinished, oiling it or using a clear lacquer is not recommended.
Speak to your local paint retailer for more info.
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$7.46Description
Where would you normally use a treated timber verandah bracket?
As a decorative corner piece (between a post and facia board), used perhaps on a verandah or pergola. It is supplied as 2 pieces that when attached to the post and facia will form the bracket that you see in the photo.
What is it made out of?
Plantation grown Radiata Pine that has been H3 treated (suitable for above ground use).
How should you finish it?
A water based primer/undercoat is not a necessity (although it wouldn't hurt), but at least 2 coats of the final colour is a must.
Leaving it unfinished, oiling it or using a clear lacquer is not recommended.
Speak to your local paint retailer for more info.
