Planed Timber (PAO)

Planed All Over (PAO) timber is machined to a smooth, consistent finish on all four sides, making it suitable for joinery, internal framing and... Read more
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Planed All Over (PAO) timber is machined to a smooth, consistent finish on all four sides, making it suitable for joinery, internal framing and finishing applications. It is widely used where dimensional accuracy and surface quality are required, including door and window framing, stud work, shelving and general carpentry. PAO timber is commonly specified for interior construction and fit-out projects, supporting efficient installation and reduced preparation time on site. Its smooth finish allows for direct use in visible applications or further processing for mouldings and bespoke joinery. Used across residential and commercial builds, planed timber supports reliable performance and compatibility with standard fixing methods. It remains a key material for carpenters and joiners working on internal construction and finishing tasks.