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Pine is lighter and easier to cut, making it good for framing and interior work. Beech is denser, harder, and better for heavy loads, impact zones, or exposed areas. Choose based on span, load, budget, and durability; prefer dried, treated timber to reduce cracking and warping.
Yes, especially in humid coastal cities like Jeddah or Khobar, as well as outdoor projects. Chemical or thermal treatment helps resist termites, mold, and rot. Buy treated timber from a trusted supplier, confirm moisture content, and inspect before installation to extend service life.
Common sizes vary by system, such as 20x50 mm, 50x100 mm, or larger beams, depending on joists, floors, roofs, and supports. Select based on design load, span length, and roof or floor type. Check engineering drawings before ordering to avoid waste and ensure the timber can carry the required load.
Yes, if it meets the technical specifications required by the project supervisor or government authority, such as moisture content, treatment, and freedom from cracks, mold, or insect damage. Request quality certificates, confirm code compliance, and verify supplier documentation before delivery.
At Matkel, pricing depends on timber type, size, treatment, source, and order quantity, often shown per piece or batch. Always review the order details for tax and delivery inclusion, especially for large projects in Riyadh, Jeddah, or Dammam. Clear pricing helps you compare total project cost more accurately.
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