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Minimize culling and rework with high-quality, grade-stamped lumber designed for the job site. Whether you are framing structural interior walls, roofs, or floors, our lumber offers the consistency needed for a fast install. Available in multiple widths and lengths for new construction and structural projects.

Nominal Product H x W (In.) | 2x6 |
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Nominal Product Length (ft.) | 4 ft |
Nominal Product Thickness (in.) | 2 |
Nominal Product Width (in.) | 6 in |
Fastener Recommendation | Screws, Standard Nails |
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Features | Paintable, Stainable |
Material | Wood |
Manufacturer Warranty | N/A |
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Hi Doubtful, no, this product is not Fire Retardant.
Hello Talisla, yes, this product may be used as slats for a bed.
CuriousDIYer, we recommend using a semi-transparent sealant with a UV stabilizer. The stabilizer will not prevent eventual discoloration to a weathered gray appearance, but it will slow the process down.
Jeff, this board weight approximately 11.3 pounds.
This lumber is not pressure treated, so it's not ideal for outdoor use where it would be exposed to moisture. It would likely rot quickly if used as a plant stand outdoors. However, if the plant stand will be indoors, or in a covered and protected area, then it could be suitable. For outdoor projects, pressure-treated lumber is recommended.
Headers need to be able to support a significant amount of weight, and the species and grade of the lumber are important factors in determining its strength. It's recommended to consult with a professional or your local building codes to ensure the chosen lumber meets the structural requirements for a header.
sheriffjosie420, this board weighs approximately 3 pounds.
Lynn, The load bearing capacity may vary depending various factors, including the type and span of the supports. If you need precise load-bearing information, consult a structural engineer or refer to local building codes.
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