Yellow Pine, Air Dried, No. 2 grade lumber. Often described as a 14 ft, 2 x 6 (nominal sizing), this product typically measures 1-1/2 in thick by 5-1/2 in wide. Appearance notes: Surfaced on 4 Sides.
| Actual Length |
: |
14 ft |
| Actual Thickness |
: |
1-1/2 in |
| Actual Width |
: |
5-1/2 in |
| Appearance |
: |
Surfaced 4 Sides |
| Grade |
: |
No. 2 |
| Nominal Length |
: |
14 ft |
| Nominal Measurement |
: |
2 x 6 in |
| Nominal Thickness |
: |
2 in |
| Nominal Width |
: |
6 in |
| Seasoning |
: |
Air Dried |
| Species |
: |
Yellow Pine |
- Southern yellow pine wood is one of the principal sources of softwood products in the United States. Not only is it strong, stiff, and dense, but it also has the ability to hold nails and other fasteners particularly well, which makes it a great choice for residential and commercial construction. Southern yellow pine wood has a unique cellular structure, making it one of the preferred species for pressure treatment. In fact, southern yellow pine wood makes up nearly 85% of all pressure-treated wood produced in the United States. Plus, its distinct grain pattern and appealing golden color make it a great choice for anyone looking to showcase its natural beauty.
- No. 2 grade lumber is used in all general construction; this grade is designed for the many uses where higher strength properties are not needed and where serviceability is important; few defects are permitted and knots of any quality are allowed as long as they are well spaced and do not exceed size regulations
- The wood dried by exposure to air under natural conditions; usually has a moisture content moisture content of 24% or less
- The board has been surfaced smooth on all 4 sides
