A 3x2 CLS is 70x50mm, other may call their 63x38 a 3x2 but it's not a 3x2, if you see what I mean.
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Thats not a finished size Madrab ,no CLS actually measures 75x30mm.Apols it should have been 75x50mmPremium CLS Softwood Studding 75 x 50mm (3
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Just as well I'm not a joiner, I'm obviously still not on par with metric ... What's the point of calling it 3x2 then, @ 63x38 it's no where near 3x2
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It's the nominal size of the timber before it's planed and finished .
See ,it's not only plumbing that has daft sizing issues ...
See ,it's not only plumbing that has daft sizing issues ...
Thanks for the various suggestions to my fitting a radiator problem. I have decided to go along with thomps method, not because I think it's the best but more because some of the other suggestions are outwith my experience eg the Corefix fittings.
ps: The fitting has been delayed due to my having put my back out 3 days ago! : (
Given that I live a long, long way from the nearest building materials supplier, is there any reason why I shouldn't hang the radiator using wood I already have and shown below? For all i know it may well be cls, I only know that it's treated. If it is suitable, I could easily cut the depth to 33mm leaving 3mm for filler. The wall is completely internal.
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Absolutely no reason not to.
With the top wooden block in place and plastered over, I am very keen to give the drylinepro fixing a trial on the block at the bottom of the radiator. I need size ? x 7.5mm plugs, the bit and if my general purpose screws are not suitable then I need size ? x 7.5mm screws to suit. Out in the sticks, the last thing I want to do is order the wrong items and would be grateful if someone could provide me with a link to a drylinepro stockist.
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