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1 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Radiata Pine Finger Joint Primed Board

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  • Ideal for a craftsman style trim
  • Suitable for most interior and exterior applications.
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About This Product

Applications for a 1 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Primed Finger-Joint Pine Board are: fascia, corner boards, trim base molding, furniture parts, shelving, cabinets, etc. It is primed for your convenience and therefore ready to paint. This Radiata Pine finger joint primed board can be used for interior and exterior uses, separating it from many other products.

Highlights

  • Jesso primed followed by 2 coats of exterior white latex primer
  • No sanding required
  • Ready for paint
  • Actual dimensions per piece = 0.719 in. x 5.5 in. x 8 ft.
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Product Information

Internet # 304468198

Model # 280552

Store SKU # 590632

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Specifications

Dimensions

Actual Product Length (ft.)

8 ft

Actual Product Thickness (in.)

0.73 in

Actual Product Width (in.)

5.5 in

Coverage Area (sq. ft.)

4 sq ft

Nominal Product Length (ft.)

8 ft

Nominal Product Thickness (in.)

1

Nominal Product Width (in.)

6 in

Details

Board Joint Type

Square Edge

Color Family

White

Features

Finger Joint, Paintable

Finish Type

Primed

Material

Wood

Number Of Boards Per Pack

1

Wood Species

Pine

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

1 Year Limited

Questions & Answers

Can this board be used as a header to hold a railing for a sliding barn door? I would screw the board into the dry wall studs and the place the railing on the board. the 36x96in door weighs about 28lbs.
BySep 14, 2026
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Hello, this board is a nonstructural appearance-grade decorative trim product and is not intended for structural support. It should not be used for purposes that require structural lumber properties. Therefore, it is not recommended to use this board as a header to hold a railing for a sliding barn door, even for a door weighing 28 lbs., as this would be considered a structural support application. For such an application, you should use a material specifically designed for structural support to ensure safety and stability.

By|Sep 14, 2026


    I would like to calculate my linear feet but we only have square feet how does that work with 1x6x8 piece of baseboard?
    ByAug 26, 2026
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    Hello, to calculate the linear feet needed when you have a measurement in square feet for this 1 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Radiata Pine Finger Joint Primed Board, follow these steps: Understand the board's coverage: Each 8-foot board covers approximately 4 square feet. Determine linear feet per square foot: Since one board is 8 linear feet and covers 4 square feet, you need 2 linear feet of this board for every 1 square foot of area you wish to cover (8 linear feet / 4 square feet = 2 linear feet per square foot). Calculate your total linear feet: Multiply your total square footage by 2 to find the total linear feet of this board required. Example: If you have an area of 20 square feet that you want to cover with this board: 20 square feet * 2 linear feet/square foot = 40 linear feet. This means you would need 40 linear feet of this board to cover 20 square feet. Since each board is 8 feet long, you would need 5 boards (40 linear feet / 8 linear feet per board = 5 boards).

    By|Aug 26, 2026


      What is radiata finger joint?
      ByAug 18, 2026
      1 Answer | 
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      Hello, a radiata finger joint refers to a method of joining shorter pieces of Radiata Pine wood together to create a longer board. This product, specifically the 1 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Radiata Pine Finger Joint Primed Board, is made using this technique. It is an appearance-grade decorative trim product, not intended for structural support, and is primed for convenience, making it ready for paint.

      By|Aug 20, 2026


        Can this board be used to replace a damaged windowsill?
        ByMay 14, 2026
        1 Answer | 
        Answer This Question

        No, we suggest you do not use this product to replace your damaged windowsill. Properly repair and replace the structural sill first with lumber or a sill system. You can use this product as trim around the window after the repair.

        By|May 15, 2026


          Is this board white or pine colored?
          ByFeb 25, 2026
          1 Answer | 
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          This board will be white.

          By|Mar 6, 2026


            Does this wood have to be painted? Also, can I use this wood as a header board on my drywall for my barndoor rack?
            ByDec 27, 2025
            1 Answer | 
            Answer This Question

            Yes. This board is "primed," which means it has a base coat designed to bond with paint, but it is not a finished surface.

            By|Jan 27, 2026


              If painted, will this be durable enough to use for exterior shutters?
              ByAug 30, 2025
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              Durability is conditional. If the board is explicitly labeled as Treated for exterior use (beyond just being primed), and you apply a quality topcoat of paint, it can be durable enough. If it is only primed and not pressure-treated, its durability will be poor.

              By|Oct 2, 2025


                Can these be used to build a base for upper cabinets used as a wall of built ins?
                ByJul 4, 2025
                1 Answer | 
                Answer This Question

                Yes, but only for finishing or light-duty trim—not for structural support.

                By|Nov 12, 2025

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                  • 4.4 out of 457 reviews
                  • 78% recommend this product
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                  These warp way too much. I buy them straight and a few days later they start cupping. I would probably choose something else but we started with these and are now stuck.
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                  The pre-primed 1X6 Pine boards arrived in very good condition and ready to use. My concern would be that some of the boards would have significant warp or damage and I was pleased to discover that every one of them was in top condition. The are being installed as Baseboards in our dining area and hallway.
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                  Great versatile board for quick projects! I picked up this 1x6x8 finger-jointed primed board for a recent project, and it turned out to be extremely handy. The factory priming saves a ton of prep time—it takes paint smoothly with minimal absorption, which made finishing quick and straightforward. The finger-jointing keeps the board remarkably straight and uniform, with no major twists or heavy knot bleed to deal with. It cuts cleanly, takes fasteners without splitting, and was easy to work with from start to finish. I ended up using it across multiple areas, and it held up great. If you need reliable, ready-to-paint trim or board stock that won't require hours of sanding and prepping, this is a solid buy. Highly recommended!
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                  NOT Good For Pocket Holes!
                  I found the board to be smooth and straight, more so than a regular pine board. I loved that it was primed already. However, I found out that finger joint board is NOT a good choice for drilling pocket holes into! It’s extremely difficult to avoid drilling into the glue/plastic or whatever is used to join the board during the manufacturing process. The adhesive gets wrapped around the pocket hole bit and comes to an impasse where it will no longer drill into the board. My fault I guess for not researching this ahead of time, but you don’t know what you don’t know. Lesson learned and wasted $$ on the board for my purposes. If you plan to do pocket holes for any reason, I’d suggest avoiding finger joint board.
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                    The boards were easy to cut and were true to length width and were mostly level. The white color was even and the same tone on all boards purchased. Negative is that there were indentions where they were bound together with the tie stripping as well as glue markings from the tape used to secure the plastic covering to the set of boards. Due to this, all boards will have to be painted. Love the overall look and the beauty of the finished style.
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                    Paint peels off in large pieces
                    Bought to be used as product details state for facia. Since it’s primed you would think just paint it and put it up. Did that now 4 months later all the paint is peeling off and falling to the ground. I would not recommend using this at all unless you don’t mind paint not sticking to it. I will never buy it again
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                      I Used this Board as a header to install a barn door. Very happy with with the added support for this project.
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                      disappointing
                      i thought these boards were supposed to be primed on both sides. All boards in stock were only primed on one side which it think is either a change or really bad quality control. That aside, i had several boards literally fall apart at the finger joint when i just lifted them (after ripping them lengthwise in half). its like the glue wasn't even there (see photo).
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