Structural timber spans, bracing & tie-downs
Project loads, member grades and code limits need a structural design tool and appropriate professional review.
10 tools to prepare measurements, estimate quantities and plan your next conversation with a trade professional.
Build a planning range using measured area and your own installed rates.
Open calculator CarpentryBuild a planning range using measured area and your own installed rates.
Open calculator CarpentryEstimate whole sheets or packs using the coverage on your selected product.
Open calculator CarpentryEstimate rows and full-length boards for a straight rectangular deck.
Open calculator CarpentryConvert a timber schedule to volume and a supply budget.
Open calculator CarpentryCheck the target diagonal for a rectangular set-out.
Open calculator CarpentryCheck geometric rise, going and pitch for a specified straight flight.
Open calculator CarpentryCount regular studs and plates for a simple uninterrupted wall.
Open calculator CarpentryConvert a measured trim run into a minimum stock-length allowance.
Open calculator CarpentryTurn a fixing schedule into purchasable packs.
Open calculatorUse the actual material dimensions and a dimensioned plan. Allow for offcuts and distinguish nominal timber names from finished sizes.
Prepare a cutting list and check spans, grades, joints and fixings with the project designer.
Bunnings Trade plannersProject loads, member grades and code limits need a structural design tool and appropriate professional review.
Specialist geometric layouts can help experienced tradespeople; independently check dimensions and local compliance.