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MGP10 Structural Timber: Engineered Strength for Modern Construction

Whether you’re building a residential frame, crafting a pergola, or reinforcing a commercial structure, MGP10 Timber delivers the reliability and performance today’s builders demand. Manufactured to meet stringent Australian standards, MGP10 is a machine-graded pine timber that combines strength, stability, and aesthetic appeal, making it a trusted choice across the construction and woodworking industries.

Why Choose MGP10 Timber?

Engineered Strength and Consistency MGP10 stands for Machine Graded Pine with a stress grade of 10, indicating its high load-bearing capacity. Each piece is rigorously tested using automated grading systems to ensure consistent stiffness, strength, and structural integrity. This makes it ideal for load-critical applications like wall framing and roof trusses.

Kiln-Dried for Dimensional Stability To combat the natural tendencies of timber—such as warping, cupping, or shrinkage, MGP10 is kiln-dried to optimal moisture levels. This process enhances its stability, ensuring your structures remain true and secure over time, even in fluctuating environmental conditions.

Natural Finish or Treated Options MGP10 is available in both untreated and H2-treated variants. The untreated version showcases the timber’s natural grain and warm tones, perfect for indoor use or protected outdoor settings. The H2-treated option offers added resistance against termites and decay, making it suitable for above-ground outdoor applications in termite-prone areas.

Versatile Applications Across Projects From residential builds to commercial frameworks, MGP10’s strength and adaptability make it suitable for a wide range of uses. Whether you’re constructing floor joists, decking bearers, pergolas, carports, or handrails, this timber delivers dependable performance.

Standards-Compliant and Sustainable MGP10 complies with AS/NZS 1748, ensuring it meets the structural requirements set by Australian building codes. Additionally, it is often sourced from sustainably managed plantations, supporting eco-conscious construction practices.

Common Applications

  • Wall and roof framing
  • Flooring (with additional support considerations)
  • Decking components (bearers and joists)
  • Pergolas and outdoor structures
  • Carports and garages
  • Handrails and balustrades
  • General structural timber needs