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![Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 50mm]( "Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 50mm")
![Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 50mm]( "Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 50mm")
Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 50mm
£1.40 - £7.84 per piece (Ex VAT)£1.68 - £9.41 per piece (Inc VAT)This high-quality roof batten has been graded, perfect for exterior use of fixing sheets, tiles, and slates to the roof. Pressure treatment has been applied to protect against the attack of rot and insects. All battens are pre graded to comply with the... -
![Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 38mm]( "Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 38mm")
![Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 38mm]( "Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 38mm")
Rough Sawn Timber UC2 Treated Tile Batten Full Graded PEFC 25 x 38mm
£1.06 - £5.96 per piece (Ex VAT)£1.27 - £7.15 per piece (Inc VAT)This high-quality roof batten has been graded, perfect for exterior use of fixing sheets, tiles, and slates to the roof. Pressure treatment has been applied to protect against the attack of rot and insects. All battens are pre graded to comply with the...
Roof Battens
What are roof battens?
Roof battens are lengths of wood that are made of rough sawn treated timber, that are laid in-between rafters to secure the roofing felt and are typically used to add a gap between the roof tiles and the roof deck. They are significant in the structure of a roof and serve a wide number of purposes, such as a roof batten fence.
How do they work?
Roofing battens serve several purposes, such as that they give rigour to the roofing structure and are often used to fit to the roof covering in straight, consistent rows to provide a strong anchor for the nails or clips in the tiles or slates. A roof batten is made up of a very strong material, and can hold a lot of weight.
There are certain rules when governing the size and type of battens to be used for roofing and have standards in dictating which size and type can be used for various spacings and roof coverings. The size of a roof batten is very important to ensure that the roof is strong enough. As any batten measuring less than 25mm in thickness can be considered ‘under-measure’ and should not be used as it could become unstable.
If you have any further questions about roof battens and their preferred sizes, as well as more expert advice and guidance for your property, please contact your friendly local Howarth branch.