FLAMEfixx Bushfire Timber | Treated Pine & Decking

Category Treated Pine & Decking

Type Bushfire-Rated Timber

Variants 6 available

Availability In Stock

Delivery Australia-wide

Variants

6 of 6

90x22 FLAMEfixx BAL-40 Premium Decking H3 3.6-6.0m Request
90x45 FLAMEfixx BAL-40 MGP10 R/H & DAR H3 3.6-6.0m Request
140x45 FLAMEfixx BAL-40 MGP10 R/H & DAR H3 3.6-6.0m Request
190x45 FLAMEfixx BAL-40 MGP10 R/H & DAR H3 3.6-6.0m Request
240x45 FLAMEfixx BAL-40 F7 R/H & DAR H3 3.6-6.0m Request
290x45 FLAMEfixx BAL-40 F7 R/H & DAR H3 3.6-6.0m Request

Frequently asked questions

What is FLAMEfixx and what BAL ratings does it cover?

FLAMEfixx is a certified bushfire-compliant timber range engineered for buildings in designated bushfire-prone areas. Birak stocks FLAMEfixx for BAL-29 and BAL-40 exposure levels — the two highest BAL classifications before flame-zone construction. The range includes BAL-40 premium decking, BAL-40 MGP10 and F7 structural sections in dressed and rough-sawn profiles, allowing both deck surfaces and load-bearing framing to be specified from a single compliant product family.

Can FLAMEfixx be used as decking in a bushfire zone?

Yes. The 90x22 FLAMEfixx BAL-40 Premium Decking board is certified for use as the walking surface of decks in BAL-40 zones, supplied in 3.6–6.0m lengths and treated H3 for above-ground exterior durability. It removes the need to substitute hardwood or non-combustible decking in bushfire-rated builds, while keeping the install method consistent with conventional treated pine decking practice.

What structural sizes are available in FLAMEfixx BAL-40?

FLAMEfixx BAL-40 structural is available in 90x45, 140x45, 190x45, 240x45 and 290x45 — the smaller three in MGP10 and the 240x45 and 290x45 in F7. All are supplied rough-headed and DAR (R/H & DAR) and H3 treated, in 3.6–6.0m lengths. This covers bearers, joists, posts and rafters for BAL-40 decks, pergolas and verandahs without mixing different bushfire-certified suppliers across the structure.

Does FLAMEfixx purchased through Birak count toward IPP targets?

Yes. As a Supply Nation Registered Indigenous-owned supplier, Birak ensures every dollar of FLAMEfixx spend counts toward your organisation's 4% Indigenous Procurement Policy target. This is particularly valuable for government-funded bushfire rebuild and resilience projects, where IPP reporting and audit-ready procurement evidence are mandatory deliverables alongside BAL compliance certificates.

How does Birak deliver bushfire-rated timber to regional sites?

Bushfire reconstruction is overwhelmingly regional, so single-state suppliers often cannot service the projects that need FLAMEfixx most. Birak ships the BAL-29 and BAL-40 range to every state and territory, with typical lead times of 5–10 business days for stocked sizes and scheduled bulk drops for larger rebuild programs. A single purchase order can combine FLAMEfixx decking, framing and accompanying H3 trim from one Indigenous-owned supplier.