Sawn timber refers to wood that has been cut (sawn) from logs into standard shapes and
sizes such as planks,
beams, boards, and battens. It is a basic and widely used form of processed wood in the
timber industry, prepared
for direct use in construction, furniture making, packaging, and general carpentry.

Depending on how it is processed, sawn timber can be rough-sawn (unfinished surface) or
planed/sized for
smoother and more precise dimensions. It is typically produced from both hardwood and
softwood species,
depending on strength, durability, and application requirements.

Sawn timber is valued for its versatility, ease of use, and cost-effectiveness. It serves as a
primary building
material in residential and commercial construction, as well as in industrial applications
such as pallets, crates,
flooring, and structural frameworks.