Surplus wood and timber for construction

Wood on Greyn means wood as a material rather than finished wood products. Typical listings are construction timber in standard sections, plywood, OSB and MDF sheets, roof battens and laths, sawn boards and planks, formwork panels and shuttering, and reclaimed timber from demolition and renovation. Parquet sits under flooring, decking under outdoor, and wooden doors under windows and doors.

Each listing states the quantity, the unit and the price excluding VAT, and most include photos, dimensions and the wood species or grade when the seller knows it. Surplus stock is often the remainder of a delivery that was never used; reclaimed timber has been in a building before and may carry nail holes, paint or wear. The listing type tells you which of the two you are looking at. Species and grades vary from one listing to the next, so compare the photos with what your job needs rather than relying on the title alone. When a detail matters for your job, such as a strength class, the moisture content or a treatment, ask the seller in the chat before you buy.

You pay through Greyn, and the payment is only released to the seller after you confirm that you collected the material. If something is not as described, you can raise it before the money is released. Collection is arranged with the seller, and the listing shows the municipality where the stock is. Buying surplus wood keeps usable material out of the container and usually costs less than ordering new.