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Model # 424600

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Trim Board Primed Pine Finger-Joint (Common: 1 in. x 3 in. x 8 ft.; Actual: .719 in. x 2.5 in. x 96 in.)

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  • Ideal for framing houses, finishing, carpentry, hobbies and more
  • Can be used in exterior applications when properly primed/painted
  • Meets highest grading standards for quality and durability.
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About This Product

Every piece meets the highest grading standards for strength and appearance. This lumber is for a wide range of uses from framing of houses to basic interior finishing applications. Boards can also be used for carpentry, hobbies, furniture, shelving, and general finish work. This lumber can also be used in exterior finishing applications as long as it is properly primed and painted or stained. Interior or Exterior use.

Highlights

  • Each piece of this lumber meets the highest quality grading standards for strength and appearance
  • Boards can also be used for carpentry, hobbies, furniture, shelving, and general finish work
  • Lumber can be primed and painted or stained
  • Interior or exterior use
  • Ready to paint
  • Clear fiber with little to no resin leaks or stains
  • Square and crisp edges
  • 23/32 in. x 2-1/2 in. x 8 ft.
  • Note: product may vary by store
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Product Information

Internet # 202085979

Model # 424600

Store SKU # 424600

Specifications

Dimensions

Actual Product Length (ft.)

8 ft

Actual Product Thickness (in.)

0.7086 in

Actual Product Width (in.)

2.5 in

Coverage Area (sq. ft.)

1.67 sq ft

Nominal Product Length (ft.)

8 ft

Nominal Product Thickness (in.)

1

Nominal Product Width (in.)

3 in

Details

Board Joint Type

Square Edge

Color Family

White

Features

Finger Joint

Finish Type

Primed

Material

Wood

Number Of Boards Per Pack

1

Wood Species

Pine

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

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Questions & Answers

what is the country of origin
ByOct 7, 2026
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What is the actual thickness? The product specs say the actual thickness is 1.1811 in. This is listed as a 5/4 board which usually means an actual thickness of 1.0 inches. So, what the actual thickness?
ByAug 29, 2026
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Can you paint composite boards
ByJul 26, 2026
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Can you paint this prodct?

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    Can the boards be easily cut?
    ByJul 21, 2026
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    Can this board be used for ground contact
    ByMay 31, 2026
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    What is the color name?
    ByApr 25, 2026
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    Why does this measurement say 2 inches if it’s not 2 inches? I’m not a contractor so maybe this is obvious, but it wasn’t to me.
    ByApr 23, 2026
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    Old houses contain 2x4s that are actually 2” by 4”. Then they shrinkflated and started milling them to 3.5”x1.5”. They begin with a rough-milled plank at 2x4 but take it down to final size, straightening it out and such, leaving the actual dimension.

    By|Aug 30, 2026

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      Lumber has a nominal dimension and an actual dimension. The nominal dimension will be something like 1x2 or 2x4. The actual dimension will be smaller than the nominal. In this case 3/4 (roughly) by 1-1/2. It can be confusing but it’s the standard practice

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        Can it be a baseboard?
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        • 4.5 out of 1,978 reviews
        • 86% recommend this product
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        Needed a smaller piece so I ripped them on the table saw
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        This trim board is excellent! It made my hallway look great. It only requires less work because it is already smooth and primed.
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        The product itself is fine. What is disappointing is the indifference & lack of care from the Middletown store manager when I complained about the fire hazard of blocked aisles through out the store. Everything from lumber carts, carriages & merchandise not put away. .The manager simply replied they always have callouts.
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        I used this primed trim board to make a custom photo frame. It was easy to measure and cut, and the smooth primed surface made finishing simple. The finished frame feels sturdy and looks clean and polished. I would definitely use this trim again for future DIY projects.
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        We used this as a straightedge to check our subfloor before laying down LVP on top. It's quite straight (when compared with a level). Much cheaper than buying an 8 or 10 foot level also!
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        As another review mentioned, measure in store before purchasing. I purchased a 1 x 5 (8 ft) board (actual measurements is close to 1 x 4.5 (8 ft). Home Depot has to make this right b/c, I’m purchasing based on what’s in the label.
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          This trim board is a great product, it has a solid coating and looks great installed in many applications I’ve been using for years
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          Great product. Very easy to work with, and for the value it couldn’t be beaten
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          Old trim lasted 30 years, Home Depot trim lasted three years.
          I replaced a bunch of 30-year-old trim with the same thing from Home Depot. Three years later, the wood has come apart at all the finger joints. Old trim lasted 30 years, new trim lasted three years. Home Depot just does not sell good wood anymore.
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            Use these all the time for closet shelf supports. There are always a ton in stock in the store so it's not too much trouble finding a fairly straight and clean board.
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