O'Sheas Timber & Trusses
27 Years
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About Us
Quality Timber, Trusses, Decking & Building Materials.
- A range of residential and commercial applications
- Competitive price
- Customer-focused service
- Excellent staff
- Supplying quality timber products
- General Info
We provide a wide selection of material for your building, landscape & general construction needs. We provide itemised quotations.
"O'Sheas Timber and Trusses give us the quality and accuracy that makes sure we don't have unnecessary disruptions on site due to materials. Their prompt, on-time deliveries and service means we get it when we want it, and they are always responsive when we place orders. That's why we deal with O'Sheas Timber & Trusses." - Rod Berens
"I have been a long time customer of O'Sheas. I pretty much get all my building materials from them. I can rely on them for deliveries being accurate and on-time and their prices are mostly competitive. The guys there are courteous, knowledgeable, and they often let me know if there is a better way of doing things." - PK
- Accreditations
Land Scaping- Email Business
- Payment method
- cash
- Established
- 1999
- Service Notes
- Open Monday to Friday
- Categories
- Commercial
- Yes
- Keywords
- Roof Trusses, Wall Frames
FAQs
Can you use Oregon or green hardwood on outside structures and decking structures?
No, because it is not durable, therefore will not meet building regulations. It is safer to use treated pine.
What timbers can be used on decks?
The most popular timber is Merbau because it is long wearing, and has natural durability and stability. Australian hardwoods are often used, such as Spotted Gum and Ironbark, to give more character.
Why do many tradies prefer OSheas to the big warehouses?
The thing that sets OSheas apart is its personalised service. The staff at OSheas are not just order takers, they are specialists in this field and use their many years of experience to give advice on how to do specific things. Also, if appropriate, they give alternatives and recommendations when they believe there could be a better way.
What timbers are used for bearers and joists under decks?
This is an often contested question, but in general treated pine is used because of its resistance to rot. Hardwood can rot if there is no treatment given to it before the boards go on.
Does OSheas dress and re-size timber to customers' requirements?
Yes.