Edge-Glued Panel (Common: 21/32 in. x 18 in. x 4 ft., Actual: 0.656 in. x 17.25 in. x 48 in.)
- Edge glued adds stability
- Sustainable real wood
- High value pricing
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Product Overview
A Laminated Pine board that is great for shelving and for building furniture. It is of higher quality than most other Laminated Pine products. It is edge glued to give the board more stability with less cupping and warping. This is not a surface laminate, it is real wood through out the piece.
- Light finish decorative laminate pine
- Solid wood panels for many woodworking projects
- Panels are cut to sizes that are easy to manage
- Smooth surface for easy finishing
- Easy to paint or stain to match any room in the house or business
- Note: product may vary by store
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- California residents
Specifications
Dimensions
Actual Product Length (ft.)
4
Actual Product Thickness (in.)
0.656
Actual Product Width (in.)
17.25
Coverage Area (sq. ft.)
5.8
Nominal Product Length (ft.)
4
Nominal Product Thickness (in.)
1/2
Nominal Product Width (in.)
17.25
Details
Appearance Board Type
Softwood Boards
Board Joint Type
Square Edge
Fastener recommendation
consumer choice
Features
Paintable,Stainable
Finish Type
Unfinished
Lumber Grade
Appearance Grade
Material
Wood
Moisture content
Kiln Dried
Number Of Boards Per Pack
18
Texture
Smooth
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
See store for details
Questions & Answers
4Questions8Answers
Can this be used as flooring for stair landing?
Asked by Jaime March 31, 20212
AnswersNo, the wood is too soft. You need to use a hard wood such as oak.
Will you be getting more of these in stock?
Asked by Geo May 22, 20172
AnswersNo
Can I use this for closet shelving with a 36 inch span? The ends will be supports by 1X4 inch cle...
Asked by JEM December 3, 20162
AnswersMaybe. The rule of thumb is 30" for 3/4" plywood, and 36" for 3/4" solid pine. This is solid pine, but is only a little over 5/8" thick. So - it would sag more than a true 3/4" thick piece, but perhaps not too badly. If you could screw a 1x2 rib lengthwise underneath it, or attach it to the front as a "lip", it would stiffen it tremendously.
Can HD cut length and width?
Asked by Abby September 24, 20152
AnswersCross-cut yes, rip, no. That's their policy. But, the panel saws they typically use rotate 90°, so the saw is physically able to perform sheet rips, if you can only convince the employee to do it! Brownies are traditionally a good "thank-you" for contractors.
Customer Reviews
May 13, 2017
Was too lazy to plan out how to cut a large plywood sheet so decided to buy a few of these instea...
Was too lazy to plan out how to cut a large plywood sheet so decided to buy a few of these instead to make a storage bench. Think in the end I spent more by doing this....
These are great quality. Problem I had is that I wanted to paint over it but no matter how much I sanded you can still see the grain. (Yes, I primed.) I tried sanding in-between paint coats but the grain still showed through so I recommend anyone using this should just stain/lacquer instead. The grains are really pretty on these. Definitely going to just stain/lacquer next time around.
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