Southern Pine, Pressure Treated- Above Ground, No. 2 grade lumber. Often described as a 6 ft, 1 x 6 (nominal sizing), this product typically measures 3/4 in thick by 5-1/2 in wide. Appearance notes: Rough Sawn Dog-Ear.
Actual Length |
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6 ft |
Actual Thickness |
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3/4 in |
Actual Width |
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5-1/2 in |
Appearance |
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Rough Sawn Dog-Ear |
Grade |
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No. 2 |
Nominal Length |
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6 ft |
Nominal Measurement |
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1in x 6in |
Nominal Thickness |
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1 in |
Nominal Width |
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6 in |
Seasoning |
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Pressure Treated- Above Ground |
Species |
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Southern Pine |
- Southern Pine lumber has been popular since Colonial times and consists of four main species: longleaf, loblolly, shortleaf and slash; design values for Southern Pine are comparable to other softwood species used in residential and commercial construction
- 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
- Pressure-treated with preservative agents to protect against termites, decay and rot; intended for above ground, exterior use; for applications that are easily maintained or replaced
- The surface is rough sawn and the corners of the board have been cut at one end to create a common look of traditional style of fence