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1 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET ISSUED BY TIMBER QUEENSLAND PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS RECOMMENDED PRACTICE // MARCH This data sheet contains Timber Queensland s recommendations for attached and detached timber pergolas and carports with relatively flat skillion roofs and lightweight roofing (max 10 kg/m 2 ). It covers the most common timber species, sizes and fixing methods. Where appropriate, separate tables are provided for low wind speed areas (N1, N2, N3 and C1) and higher wind speed area (N4 and C2). Wind classification Battens C3 is beyond the scope of this data sheet. For alternative stress grades, fixing methods, larger spans, pitched roofs, wind classification C3 etc., refer AS 1684 Residential timber-framed construction. Note: The sizes and fixings assume pergolas are either roofed (lightweight roofing 10 kg/m 3 ), or could have a roof installed at some future stage. (a) Typical attached pergola Battens TIMBER SELECTION Pergola and carport framing exposed to the weather, including posts fixed above ground, shall be either preservative treated pine, durability class 1 or 2 hardwood, or cypress. s embedded in the ground shall be in-ground durability class 1 hardwood, preservative treated pine or cypress (sapwood free). Hardwood posts and framing containing sapwood shall be preservative treated. Preservative treatment for posts in the ground shall be H5. Exposed framing and posts above ground shall be treated to H3. Note: Lower durability timbers (e.g. Oregon, Tasmanian Oak, Victorian Ash) are not recommended for pergolas unless fully protected by a roof. MEMBER SIZES Tables 1, 2, 5 and 10 list the recommended sizes and spans for the most commonly available timber species. For alternative species and larger spans refer AS Note: When appropriate separate tables are provided for different wind classifications. Tables with a suffix L are for low wind speed areas (N1, N2, N3 and C1). Tables with a suffix H are for higher wind speed areas (N4 and C2). FIXINGS Fixings (stirrups, brackets, bolts, nails etc.) shall be either hot dipped galvanised or stainless steel. Tables 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 contain recommended fixings between the various members. For alternative fixing methods refer AS Note: When appropriate separate tables are provided for different wind classifications. Tables with a suffix L are for low wind speed areas (N1, N2, N3 and C1). Tables with a suffix H are for higher wind speed areas (N4 and C2). Ledger Ends of rafters and Ledger beams shaped to reduce end grain exposure Ends Hot of dipped rafters and beams galvanised shaped stirrup to reduce end grain exposure Hot dipped galvanised stirrup (b) Typical freestanding carport Lightweight roofing (max. 10kg/m 2 ) Lightweight roofing (max. 10kg/m 2 ) Note: Fascias, gutters, downpipes, etc. may be required. Note: Fascias, gutters, downpipes, etc. may be required. Knee Brace Knee Brace Footing Footing Double diagonal bracing between posts in both directions Figure 1 - Terminology Double diagonal bracing between posts in both TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 1 directions
2 Half rafter span Half rafter span rafter overhang rafter overhang beam Half beam Half beam Half beam overhang beam span Half beam span Half beam span Half beam overhang span span span Figure 2 - Roof area supported by posts Roof Area Supported Roof Area Supported ( A) = ( A) = ( B) = ( B) = TIMBER POSTS Table 1 lists the sizes for timber posts. TABLE 1 - TIMBER POSTS - SUPPORTING PERGOLA OR CARPORT ROOF (MAX. 10 KG/M 2 ) Roof Area Supported (m 2 ) Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F14 Treated Pine Rounds F8 Member Size (mm) 75 x x x x x x dia 125 dia 150 dia Maximum Height (mm) 2 ATTACHING POSTS TO TIMBER DECKS s supporting roofs or pergolas over timber decks shall occur directly over deck supports. s supporting decks and roofs may be continuous from ground to roof beams with deck bearers fixed to sides of posts (refer Technical Data Sheet 4). Alternatively, posts supporting roofs shall be fixed to bearers with the required fixing type listed in Tables 3 and 4. INSTALLING POSTS IN GROUND Sawn timber posts should preferably be fixed to hot dipped galvanised steel stirrups set in concrete. A minimum clearance of 75 mm shall be provided between the top of the concrete footing or paving and the bottom of the post as a termite inspection zone. s embedded in the ground shall be provided with stainless steel mesh socks (TermiMesh) or alternatively the surrounding ground shall be chemically treated. Holes for embedded posts shall be filled with 100 mm depth of coarse gravel (to allow water to drain) before backfilling with concrete or rammed earth. Top of backfill shall be sloped away from posts to shed water. Footings to be engineer designed for both bearing and uplift. Hot dipped galvanised Hot dipped stirrup galvanised stirrup 75 mm 75 mm Top of footing slopped Top away of footing from slopped post away from post Concrete footing Concrete or rammed footing or earth backfill rammed earth backfill 100 mm 100 mm Concrete footing Concrete footing Course gravel laid at the base Course of the gravel postlaid at the base of the post (a) Fixed to stirrup Figure 3 - Installing posts (b) Embedded in ground TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 2
3 PERGOLA OR CARPORT BEAMS Tables 2L and 2H list the sizes and spans for pergola or carport beams in low wind speed and higher wind speed areas. TABLE 2L - PERGOLA OR CARPORT BEAMS - (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N1, N2, N3 AND C1) Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F14 Member Size 100 x x x x x x x x 45 2/140 x x 45 2/190 x x 45 2/240 x x x x x x x x 75 Roof Load Width Maximum Span (mm) Single Span Continuous Span Note: Maximum overhang shall be 25% of the actual backspan TABLE 2H - PERGOLA OR CARPORT BEAMS - (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N4 AND C2) Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F14 Member Size 100 x x x x x x x x 45 2/140 x x 45 2/190 x x 45 2/240 x x x x x x x x Roof Load Width Maximum Span (mm) Single Span Continuous Span Note: Maximum overhang shall be 25% of the actual backspan TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 3
4 Roof Load Width Roof Load Width Roof Load Width for A Roof Load Width for B Roof for Load Width A Roof for Load Width Roof Load Width Roof Load Width B for spana span for span B Overhang for A for B span span span Overhang span span span Overhang span span span Overhang A A A A B B B B MULTIPLE BEAMS Where covered by a roof, double beams may be either spaced apart (with a solid timber separating block at mid-span) or nail laminated together to form a single beam. Fully exposed double beams in unroofed pergolas shall be spaced. Spacer block Spacer block Spacer Spacer block block Figure 4 - Roof load width FIXING BEAMS TO POSTS s shall be fixed to posts as listed in Tables 3 & 4. Where beams are housed into posts, a minimum of 35 mm of post shall remain. Alternatively, beams can be fixed to posts with proprietary galvanised steel brackets in accordance with manufacturer s recommendations. Double nail Double at nail both ends at Double Double both ends nail nail at at both both ends ends TABLE 3 - FIXING TYPES - POSTS TO BEARERS OR BEAMS 35 mm (min.) Fixing Type 35 mm (min.) 35 mm (min.) 6 bolt 35 mm Ø (min.) 2 bolt P1 Ø 2 bolt Ø5 bolt P2 Ø 6 bolt Ø 5 4 bolt Ø 6 bolt Ø 2 bolt Ø P3 6 bolt Ø 45 2 bolt bolt Ø Ø Bolts are per Table 4 5 bolt bolt Ø Ø P4 4 bolt Ø Bolts are per Table Bolts are per Table Bolts are per Table 4 bolt Ø 4 bolt Ø5 bolt Ø 6 bolt Ø 54 bolt Ø2 bolt Ø 25 4 bolt bolt Ø Ø 6 bolt Ø 2 5 bolt bolt Ø Ø 6 bolt 35 Ø mm (min.) 2 bolt Ø 6 bolt Ø 35 mm (min.) 35 mm (min.) 35 mm (min.) 1/M10 bolt 1/M12 bolt 2/M10 bolts 2/M12 bolts Figure 5 - Multiple beams Description Bolts as Bolts asper table per Bolts table as Bolts as per table per table P5 P6 P7 150x90x10 mm 150x90x10 M.S. mm angle M.S. 150x90x10 angle mm 150x90x10 mm M.S. angle M.S. angle 2/M10 bolts 2/M12 bolts 2/M16 bolts TABLE 4L - FIXING REQUIREMENTS - POSTS TO BEARERS OR BEAMS (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N1, N2, N3 AND C1) Roof Area Supported (m 2 ) Fixing types permitted Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F14 Note: For roof area supported refer Figure 2. P4 P5 P5 P6 P7 P3 P5 P5 P6 P6 P1 P5 P5 P6 P7 TABLE 4H - FIXING REQUIREMENTS - POSTS TO BEARERS OR BEAMS (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N4 AND C2) Roof Area Supported (m 2 ) Fixing types permitted Cypress F5 P5 P6 P7 P7 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 P5 P6 P7 P7 Hardwood F14 Note: For roof area supported refer Figure 2. P4 P5 P6 P7 P7 TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 4
5 PERGOLA OR CARPORT RAFTERS Tables 5L and 5H list the sizes and spans for pergola or carport rafters in low wind speed and higher wind speed areas. TABLE 5L - PERGOLA OR CARPORT RAFTERS - (WIND CLASSIFICATION N1, N2, N3 AND C1) Spacing Member Size Maximum Span (mm) Single Span Continuous Span Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Notes: For unnotched rafters, maximum overhang shall be 25% of the actual backspan. For notched rafters, overhang limits shall be in accordance with AS TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page TABLE 5H - PERGOLA OR CARPORT RAFTERS - (WIND CLASSIFICATION N4 AND C2) Spacing Member Size Maximum Span (mm) Single Span Continuous Span Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Notes: For unnotched rafters, maximum overhang shall be 25% of the actual backspan. For notched rafters, overhang limits shall be in accordance with AS
6 ATTACHING PERGOLA OR CARPORT TO HOUSE Provided the wall frame of the house is checked to ensure it can carry the additional load, pergolas and carports can be attached to the wall (refer method ). Provided the wall frame is adequate, and the house roof frame and tie-down fixings are checked and increased where necessary to ensure it can carry the additional load, and withstand the additional uplift (refer Table 6), pergolas and carports can be attached to fascias/eaves. Pergolas and carports may be attached to the fascias/eaves by methods F1, and as allowed in Table 7L and 7H.- The maximum overhang of house rafters or trusses shall not exceed 750 mm from outside of top plate to end of rafter/ truss. For sheet roofed houses with mm rafter spacing in wind classification N4 or C2, the minimum size of F5 or MGP 10 rafters (or top chords) shall be 90 x 45 mm. In all other cases, the minimum size of house rafters (or top chords) shall be 90 x 35 mm. Timber fascias shall be minimum 190 x 25 mm. Metal fascias shall be stiffened with mm nogging and 100 x 38 mm ledger as shown on detail. Pergola or carport rafters may be notched up to 1/3 their depth. Maximum pergola or carport rafter spacing shall be mm. TABLE 6 - ADDITIONAL UPLIFT FORCE FROM CARPORT/PERGOLA Wind Classification Additional uplift (kn) for carport or pergola rafter spans N1 & N3 C1 N4 C2 Metal Fascia (140 x 45) Nogging fixed between each rafter / truss with 2/75 x 3.15Ø nails or framing anchor each end. Figure 6 - Metal Fascias 100 x 38 Continuous Ledger fixed to noggings with 2/75 x No. 14 Type 17 Roof Batten Screens at 600 crs. Carport rafters to be fixed to ledger with joist hangers as for Methods F1, &. D/3 (max) Ensure properly sealed / primed before fixing in place. 45 (min) D/3 (max) Figure 7 - Maximum notching TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 6
7 Hanger Fascia fixed to rafter / truss ends with 3/75 x 3.15 grooved flat head nails Trimmer fixed to ledger with 2/framing anchors 4/30 x 2.8 Ø nails to trimmer and 4/30 x 2.8 Ø nails to ledger each leg Fascia fixed to rafter / truss ends with 1/75 Batten Screw plus 2/75 x 3.15 Ø nails Check existing tie-down and wall frame for adequacy Soffit Trimer Timber Fascia 190 x 25 (min) Carport / Pergola Ledger 70 x 35 F5 (MGP10) fixed to each stud with 1/75 No. 14 Type 17 Batten Screw Trimmer 70 x 35 F5 3/75 x 3.15 Ø nails Carport / Pergola Joist Hanger 3/30 x 2.8 Ø nails each side to rafter, 4/30 x 2.8 Ø nails each leg to fascia. Check existing tie-down and wall frame for adequacy Joist Hanger 3/30 x 2.8 Ø nails each side to rafter, 4/30 x 2.8 Ø nails each leg to fascia. (a) Method F1 (c) Method 90 x 35 F8 (MGP12) Stiffener fixed to top chord with 75 x 3.15 Ø nails staggered at 200 crs or 75 x No. 14 Type 17 Batten Screws at 400 crs Flash/seal as appropriate Check existing tie-down and wall frame for adequacy Hanger Soffit Trimer Timber Fascia 190 x 25 (min) Fascia fixed to top chord/rafter ends with 1/75 No 14 Type 17 Screw plus 2/75 x 3.15 Ø nails Carport / Pergola Joist Hanger 3/30 x 2.8 Ø nails each side to rafter, 4/30 x 2.8 Ø nails each leg to fascia. Check existing wall frame for adequacy for extra roof dead load Alternative Joist Hanger 2/framing anchors 4/30 x 2.8 Ø nails to each leg Remove existing fascia Carport / Pergola Ledger 90 x 35 F5 (MGP10) fixed to each stud or lintel with 1/75 No. 14 Type 17 Batten Screw Tile (600 mm) (b) Method (d) Method Figure 8 - Methods for attaching pergola and carport to house TABLE 7L - ATTACHING PERGOLA OR CARPORT TO HOUSE (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N1, N2, N3 AND C1) House Roof Acceptable method of attachment Roof Type /Truss Pergola/carport rafter span (mm) (rafter spacing) Stress Grade F5 (MGP 10) Sheet ( mm) F8 (MGP 12) or better F5 (MGP 10) F8 (MGP 12) or better F1 Note: Method F1 may also be used (in wind classifications N1 and N2 only) for F5 (MGP10) pergola or carport rafters up to mm span, and for F8 (MGP12) or better pergola or carport rafters up to mm span. TABLE 7H - ATTACHING PERGOLA OR CARPORT TO HOUSE (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N4 AND C2) House Roof Acceptable method of attachment Roof Type /Truss Pergola/carport rafter span (mm) (rafter spacing) Stress Grade Up to Exceeding F5 (MGP 10) Tile (600 mm) F8 (MGP 12) or better F5 (MGP 10) Sheet ( mm) F8 (MGP 12) or better TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 7
8 FIXING RAFTERS TO BEAMS OR LEDGERS Pergola and carport rafters shall be fixed to beams with the fixing type listed in Tables 8 and 9. TABLE 8 - FIXING TYPES - RAFTERS TO PERGOLA OR CARPORT BEAMS Framing anchors as Framing per table, anchors Framing 4/2.8 as Framing anchors per dia table, nails anchors as per in 4/2.8 each as per table, leg dia table, nails 4/2.8 dia nails in 4/2.8 each dia legnails in each in each leg leg Fixing Type Description R1 R2 1/galvanised framing anchor 2/galvanised framing anchors 30x0.8 mm strap with 3/2.8 30x0.8 mm mm Ø nails strap with 30x0.8 each 3/2.8 30x0.8 mm end mm as mm strap Ø per nails strap with table with 3/2.8 each 3/2.8 mm end mm Ø nails as Ø per nails table each each end end as per as per table table Nominal nailing Nominal Nominal nailing Nominal nailing nailing R3 1/30 x 0.8 mm galvanised iron strap 2/30 x 0.8 mm galvanised iron strap thickness 35 mm (min.) thickness 35 thickness mm (min.) thickness mm mm (min.) (min.) 75x50x5 mm MS angle with 75x50x5 1/M10 mm bolt MS or angle 75x50x5 40 with mm 75x50x5 mm 1/M10 No14 mm MS Type bolt MS angle or 17 angle with screws 40 with 1/M10 mm to 1/M10 bolt No14 rafter bolt or Type as or mm No14 Type 17 per screws 40 table mm to No14 rafter Type as 17 screws to rafter as per screws tableto rafter as per per table table R5 R7 Fixings to each leg 1/No.14 Type 17 screw 2/No.14 Type 17 screw 1/M10 bolt 50 mm No14 Type 50 mm 17 screws No14 50 to Type beam 50 mm mm No14 17 screws No14 Type as to per Type 17 screws beam to beam table 17 screws as to per beam table as per as per table table 1/M10 bolt R9 1/M12 bolt Bolts as per table Bolts as per table Bolts Bolts as per as per table table TABLE 9L - FIXING REQUIREMENTS - RAFTERS TO PERGOLA OR CARPORT BEAMS (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N1, N2, N3 AND C1) Roof Area Supported (m 2 ) Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F Fixing types permitted R1 R3 R5 R1 R3 R5 R1 R3 R5 R2 R9 TABLE 9H - FIXING REQUIREMENTS - RAFTERS TO PERGOLA OR CARPORT BEAMS (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N4 AND C2) Roof Area Supported (m 2 ) Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F Fixing types permitted R2 R2 R9 R9 R2 R3 R5 TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 8
9 ROOF BATTENS Tables 10L and 10H list the sizes and spans for roof battens in low wind speed and higher wind speed areas. TABLE 10L - ROOF BATTENS - SUPPORTING LIGHTWEIGHT ROOF (MAX. 10 KG/M2) (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N1, N2, N3 AND C1) Batten Spacing Cypress F5 Member Size (d x b) 38 x x x x 50 Maximum Batten Span (mm) (rafter spacing) Seasoned Treated Pine F7 35 x x x x Hardwood F14 25 x x x x 75 Note: Maximum overhang shall be 25% of the actual backspan. TABLE 10H - ROOF BATTENS - SUPPORTING LIGHTWEIGHT ROOF (MAX. 10 KG/M2) (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N4 AND C2) Batten Spacing Cypress F5 Member Size (d x b) 38 x x x x 50 Maximum Batten Span (mm) (rafter spacing) Seasoned Treated Pine F7 35 x x x x Hardwood F14 25 x x x x 75 Note: Maximum overhang shall be 25% of the actual backspan. TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 9
10 FIXING BATTENS TO RAFTERS Pergola and carport roof battens shall be fixed to rafters with nails, screws or framing anchors as listed in Tables 11 and 12. TABLE 11 - FIXING TYPES 25x50 mm - ROOF battenbattens TO RAFTERS 25x50 mm batten Nails as 25x50 mm per batten table Nails as per table Nails as per table B1 Fixing Type Description 1/65 x 3.05 mm dia. nail (deformed shank) 38 x 75 or 38x50 mm batten 38 x 75 or 38x50 mm 38 x 75 ornails batten or 38x50 mm screws battenas per table Nails or screws as Nails or Two nails or screws shall be used per table screws as only with 75mm wide batten per table Two nails or screws shall be used only with 75mm wide batten Two nails or screws shall be used only with 75mm wide batten Framing anchors 4/2.9 mm dia. Framing nails to anchors each leg 4/2.9 Framing mm dia. nails anchors to each 4/2.9 leg mm dia. nails to each leg TABLE 12L - FIXING REQUIREMENTS - ROOF BATTENS TO RAFTERS (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N1, N2, N3 AND C1) Roof Area Supported (m 2 ) Fixing types permitted Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F14 B1 B1 B2 B2 B5 1/75 x 3.05 mm dia. nail (deformed shank) 2/75 mm long nails (deformed shank) 1/75 mm long No.14 Type 17 screws 2/75 mm long No.14 Type 17 screws 1 framing anchor 2 framing anchors (each side of batten) TABLE 12L - FIXING REQUIREMENTS - ROOF BATTENS TO RAFTERS (WIND CLASSIFICATIONS N4 AND C2) Roof Area Supported (m 2 ) Fixing types permitted Cypress F5 Seasoned Treated Pine F7 Hardwood F14 B5 B5 B5 B5 B5 TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 10
11 Bracing fixed to underside of rafters (a) To underside of rafters The greater these distances the more effective the brace 300mm min. 300 mm min. mm or 90 x 45mm Knee Brace M12 bolts 12 mm dia hot dipped galvanised bolts (c) Knee brace (b) Between posts Figure 9 - Bracing BRACING Carports and pergolas will require bracing to prevent lateral movement. For pergolas attached to the house, bracing shall be either:- (a) Double diagonal mm hardwood or 90 x 45 treated pine braces fixed to the underside of rafters with each brace fixed to each rafter with 75 mm No. 14 Type 17 batten screws or two 75 x 3.15 mm galvanised nails, or (b) Double diagonal mm hardwood or 90 x 45 mm treated pine braces fixed between a pair of posts parallel to the wall, with braces bolted together at the crossing and to the posts at each end with 12 mm dia. hot dipped galvanised bolts, or (c) A pair of opposing knee braces to a pair of posts parallel to the walls. Knee braces shall be mm hardwood or 90 x 45 mm treated pine, fixed at approximately 45 and bolted to beams and posts with two 12 mm dia. hot dipped galvanised bolts. Freestanding pergolas and carports require double diagonal bracing between posts in both directions (i.e. at right angles) as described in (b) above. ROOFING Roof sheeting, gutters, downpipes, drainage etc. shall be installed in accordance with manufacturers recommendations and Local Authority requirements. TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 11
12 FINISHING All pergolas and carports shall have an applied finish as protection against the weathering effects of sun and rain and improve durability. Note: Unprotected timber exposed to the weather will fade to a silver-grey colour and could distort, split or develop surface checking. One coat of a water repellent preservative or an oil based primer shall be applied to concealed joints, laps etc. prior to fixing. Additional coats of the selected finish shall be applied (to manufacturer s instructions) to all surfaces after construction. The following finish types are available: Clear Finishes and Water Repellent Preservatives (WRP) These are generally water repellent materials (waxes, resins, etc.) in a light organic solvent base. They often also contain chemicals which inhibit decay. Water repellent preservatives provide good protection against moisture and are recommended as a priming coat for other coatings. The compatibility of WRP with other coatings should however be checked. Generally two weeks are required between application of WRP and other finishes. WRP and other clear finishes do not provide long term protection against the UV effects from the sun. When used on their own they require reapplication at about six monthly intervals. Note: Clear polyurethane finishes can breakdown under UV exposure and are not recommended for external use. Maintenance Reapplication of finishes will be required at regular intervals, depending on finish type and degree of exposure. Before recoating, all surfaces shall be thoroughly cleaned and loose dirt, grit, foliage etc. removed. For some finishes, surfaces may also require sanding. Recoating shall be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer s recommendations. SAFE WORKING Working with timber produces dust particles. Protection of the eyes, nose and mouth when sanding, sawing and planing is highly recommended. Refer to tool manufacturers for safe working recommendations for particular items of equipment. DISPOSAL OF OFFCUTS AND WASTE For any treated timber, do not burn offcuts or sawdust. Preservative treated offcuts and sawdust should be disposed of by approved local authority methods. Paints Good quality, light coloured opaque paint finishes provide the best protection against weathering, however they obscure the natural colour and grain of the timber. Pale colours are recommended to reduce checking and decay. Recoating is necessary every seven to ten years depending upon exposure. Additional preparation (sanding, repriming etc.) is frequently necessary. Oils/Stains Oils and stains are available which provide a relatively natural, semitransparent, protective finish. Stains are often available with mould inhibiting additives. Stains with light coloured pigments are recommended as they absorb less heat and only slightly change the natural colour of the timber. Reapplication is generally necessary every two to five years depending upon the amount of pigment included, and the degree of exposure. Apart from cleaning, no additional surface preparation is generally required. Timber Queensland Limited ACN ABN Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley Brisbane Queensland 4006 Phone (07) Fax (07) PO Box 2014, Fortitude Valley BC Qld 4006 admin@timberqueensland.com.au Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of advice given, Timber Queensland Limited cannot accept liability for loss or damage arising from the use of the information supplied. TIMBER QUEENSLAND LIMITED TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 19 PERGOLAS AND CARPORTS Revised March 2014 Page 12
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