- Perfect for accent walls and other DIY projects
- Can be primed then painted/sealed then stained
- Meets the highest grading standards for strength and appearance.
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Q:can i use 1in, by 6in by12ft borads for a deck
by|May 17, 2023
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Q:Will you cut this board for me to the size I need
by|Oct 12, 2017
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Q:What grade are your "common" boards considered?
by|Feb 17, 2016
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by|Feb 6, 2016
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May 22, 2015
not clear pine
This lumber is meant for simple building. It is not a finish lumber such as clear pine. If you would like to stain this type of wood you will need to use a pre-stain conditioner to reduce the blotching effect. It makes a good paint grade material if you use a shellac based primer over the knots to reduce bleed through.
I found many good boards with minimal knots, slight wane and bow. if you are a true craftsperson you can find the clean parts of the board and cut around the knots to get a clean piece at half the cost of the premium boards.
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Jan 27, 2015
Poor Quality
I could not find a straight or unbroken piece in the entire store. It may work well to build a campfire, if you don't mind paying over 75 cents per foot for firewood.
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Dec 23, 2014
quality boards
these are great for the use that they were intended for. these are not finish boards so people writing bad reviews should understand what they are buying.
dave
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Oct 10, 2014
NOT Pine? Stains weird
I got some "pine" boards for cabinets and shelves, various widths. Nice BUT they are not pine, must be some rain forest tree, is really soft like balsa wood almost. Knots don't bother me. Stains weird and blotchy, can look uniform before staining then it absorbs stain differently all over and light or dark spots when wiped. Had the same problem with depot "pine" 6-panel doors made in south America somewhere. Good wood but soft and stains weird. You might like it that way. Try some scrap with stain before going nuts on a big project.
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Sep 4, 2013
lots of knots/whole new meaning for S4S
Great for kindling wood. Knots galore and the surface of the material was definitely not smooth. The lumber must have chattered in the mill because the surface was filled with waves running the full width (crosswise) of the boards. Not usable for quality work.
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