Description
New treated brown hardwood sleepers are either Alder, Aspen or Birch. These sleepers have more consistent edges and less splitting than oak sleepers. Pressure treated brown.
Size: 2.4m x 100mm x 200mm.
Can be used with timber-fast screws, mending plates and corner braces. New hardwood sleepers are machined from natural, unseasoned timber that has not undergone any drying process, so they will naturally season over time. This means the timber may distort or split as it dries and shrinks in different directions. This is completely normal and helps to give sleepers a natural look. It will not affect the integrity of the product if orientated appropriately. Shade of brown can vary between batches, from light brown, red-brown to dark brown.
Specifications
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Malcolm Wood –
Surprised that a couple of the sleepers were already splitting and one was bowed
Jo –
Dear Malcolm – we’re sorry that some of your sleepers were not as you expected when they arrived with you. As a natural timber product, it is perfectly normal for sleepers to show slight imperfections. However if you aren’t satisfied we are very happy to discuss returns if you speak to us on delivery or contact us directly with photos as soon as possible after you receive your order.
Many thanks
Jo Holtom
Anonymous –
Chris A. –
Good quality
Chris Markun –
We’ve used Kebur a number of times. Always reliable, always good quality products. Always the first place we visit when we need materials or ideas
Hollie Bell –
My sleepers were delivered with ease but I’m a bit disappointed that one of them had spray paint on it, which is blue.. and I had to use it with the spray paint side up due to the other side having a bit chip on it. I’m hoping the sun will bleach it out.
Jo –
Dear Hollie – we’re really sorry to hear that you had some spray paint on one of your sleepers. We are always very happy to replace any damaged items so please do let us know as soon as you can if ever this happens again. Kind regards, Jo Holtom, Business Partner
Neil L. –
Mixed quality – one rotten, one missing most of the end