Scant timber is produced from kiln dried spruce (whitewood), planed and finished with eased edges/or Square edges to precise tolerances and is graded.

What is the difference between Scant & CLS?

Scant and CLS Timber are abbreviated trade references to specific types of timber, which have a specific main use, in the form of building none load-bearing partition walls. Once these partition walls are constructed, the next stage in the process would be to face the walls with plaster­board. Our Scant all four sides of the section are surfaced, whereas CLS tends to be "eased edge" (rounded corners).

Scant - EX 75mm x 50mm - Finished Size: 68mm x 42mm (+/- 1mm) 

Scant - EX 50mm x 50mm - Finished Size: 42mm x 42mm (+/- 1mm) 

CLS - EX 75mm x 50mm - Finished Size: 63mm x 38mm (+/- 1mm)

For technical information on our treatment process, click here.

If you require further information on our EX 75mm X 50mm Scant give sales a call on 01942 720777 or email us on sales@nwtt.co.uk