Questions and Answers for 2 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft. 2 Ground Contact Pressure-Treated Southern Yellow Pine Lumber

A:  Please visit your local Pro Associate to determine pricing and availability in your region.

A:  They cost around $30.00 each

A:  1.5" X 3.5"... it's 1.5" thick

A:  2" thick, 4" wide, & 8' long Actual measurements will be off by a slight margin.

A:  The product specifications on this page state that the "Actual Product Thickness (in.) 1.5 in" and "Actual Product Width (in.) 3.5 in" Do you need anything other than that?

A:  No, I'd wait It's still above prepandemic prices

A:  Mick, Please see a PRO associate on the availability and cost

A:  Yes they are.

A:  I would think so if you can find them straight enough!

A:  Yes, they can be used for a screened in porch. I would only use pressure treated on the bottom plate though, particularly if you plan on painting all the studs and posts

A:  sure

A:  yes good product for work floor trailer. Be aware wood has been treated with chemicals. SHOULD BE SEALED WITH GOOD PAINT BE4 USE. GO 2 hd for proper paint sealer.

A:  Yes.

A:  YES.

A:  Absolutely if 8 ft length is long enough.

A:  Yes

A:  Sure.

A:  everything rots eventually. However, pressure treated should not be used as part of flooring unless the area is well ventilated. ex. Sub floor for outdoor shed, not where people or animals live.

A:  yes, it should be fine

A:  I dont know the details of your project but pressure treated wood like this can be emplaced in concrete and laid on top of it. If using this as a structural post to support wood, I would use a 4x4 instead. If placing ontop of a concrete slab or wall, you should install a membrane in between the wood and concrete as concrete holds moisture.

A:  pressure treated lumber is normally not used indoors

A:  not recommended to use pressure treated lumber indoors like framing a room.

A:  I do not work for nor do I get paid by home depot. To answer this question would present a liability as I do not know what the wood is treated with

A:  Yes, you can. It will last longer than non-treated studs.

A:  Home Depot stocks 8’, 10’ and 12’ lengths

A:  I would call your specific store and ask or set your store on the top left of the product page and check invention below the basic product overview near the top-right

A:  No. This particular item is pine.

A:  NOT CEDAR WOOD

A:  No, these are white pine.

A:  really ? pressure treated is primarily pine wood. Cedar has it's own protection.

A:  There are about 294 2x4s in a bundle. This is based on a bundle size of 1,568 foot board measures. One 2x4x8 is equal to 5.33 foot board measures.

A:  was not a fan of the wood that was picked for me so i was disappointed and will most likely not use this service again

A:  try calling the store to get up to date information.