Pine Framing
Machine graded MGP10 pine for residential wall framing. 90 x 45mm for load-bearing walls and plates, 90 x 35mm for internal and lighter framing, in stud and long lengths.
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Why choose Multifors for pine framing?
Grade
MGP10 machine graded
Every length is machine graded to MGP10, so the structural properties are consistent along the piece.
Sections
90 x 45mm and 90 x 35mm
The two common wall framing sections, in lengths from 2.4m to 6.0m.
Condition
Kiln dried, untreated
Kiln dried for stability and supplied untreated, for framing in protected internal locations.
About Pine Framing
Kiln dried MGP10 structural pine framing in 90 x 45mm and 90 x 35mm sections.
Common Questions
Pine Framing FAQ
What does MGP10 mean?
MGP stands for Machine Graded Pine. Each length is passed through a machine that measures its stiffness and grades it, rather than being graded by eye. MGP10 is the most common grade for residential wall framing.
Is this timber treated?
No, it is untreated. That makes it suitable for internal framing in a protected location. It should not be used in the ground, in contact with masonry that stays damp, or anywhere exposed to the weather.
What lengths can I get?
Studs are stocked at 2.4m and 2.7m, and longer lengths run from 3.0m to 6.0m in 600mm steps. Each length is priced separately, so choose the one closest to what you need to limit offcuts.
Which section should I use?
90 x 45mm is the usual choice for load bearing wall framing, while 90 x 35mm is commonly used for non load bearing internal walls. Your plans or your engineer will specify which applies.
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