Wooden jointing biscuits are used for accurate edge jointing and alignment of timber during furniture making and joinery. Made from compressed beech wood, each biscuit is designed to expand slightly when used with wood glue, helping to create a tight and secure joint once clamped.

Jointing biscuits are commonly used when joining panels, boards, and frames where strength and precise alignment are important. They help prevent movement during assembly and improve the overall quality of the finished joint.

Available in three standard sizes to suit different timber thicknesses and applications.

Available Sizes

• No.0 – 47.5mm x 15.5mm

• No.10 – 53mm x 19mm

• No.20 – 60mm x 23mm

Key Features

• Compressed beech wood construction
• Expands when used with glue for a tight joint
• Improves alignment during assembly
• Suitable for edge jointing and panel work
• Commonly used in furniture making and joinery
• Available in standard No.0, No.10 and No.20 sizes

FAQ's

What are wooden jointing biscuits used for?
Jointing biscuits are used to align and strengthen timber joints, especially when joining boards edge to edge or assembling panels and frames.

Do biscuit joints add strength?
Yes. When used with wood glue, the biscuits expand slightly, helping to lock the joint together and improve overall strength and stability.

What size biscuit should I use?
No.0 biscuits are typically used for smaller or thinner boards, No.10 for medium joints, and No.20 for larger panels and thicker timber.

Do I need a biscuit jointer to use these?
Yes. A biscuit jointer is required to cut the slots accurately before fitting the biscuits.