Q:Where is the wood from? Does it have any sustainability certifications?
by|Feb 7, 2022
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A: This item is produced in Oregon and Washington from timberlands participating in the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI)
by|Feb 7, 2022
Q:What are the actual dimensions of these posts?
by|Nov 14, 2021
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A: This item will measure 3.5" x 3.5" and will be 8' long.
by|Apr 22, 2024
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Q:Can this be used as above ground deck post instead of cedar post
by|Sep 5, 2021
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A: Yes, it is stronger than the cedar version but does not have the same protection from decay. Staining, sealing or painting would be recommended to maximize its useful life.
by|Sep 6, 2021
Q:How much evenly distributed dead weight can a 4 ft span of this 4x4 support if it's only being supported at the ends?
by|Aug 4, 2021
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A: It would be best to consult an engineer or builder to answer this question. This item isn't typically used in a horizontal fashion and is absent from our span rating handbooks.
by|Aug 5, 2021
Q:Since this is untreated and also dried, could it be cut and used as a newel post for an interior staircase?
by|Feb 3, 2021
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A: it could be used as a newel post, but it is worth nothing that this item is produced from a softwood species, Douglas Fir, and would show marks and scrapes a bit more prominently than a hardwood alternative.
by|Feb 4, 2021
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Q:Is the Pressure treated and how heavy is it
by|Aug 4, 2020
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A: This item is not pressure treated and should weigh approximately 34 pounds.
by|Nov 28, 2020
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Q:I this hard wood? I would like use it o fabricate bases for 5 Ton Roll, so each base 2.5 Tons, if...
by|May 22, 2020
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A: This is a softwood product and if would be worth a call to the local store to inquire if an alternative product is available.
by|May 23, 2020
Q:Can this be mounted onto a wall as a mantle?
by|May 15, 2020
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A: yes, absolutely, but we would recommend securing the product very well to the wall and other components of the mantle. This is product is kiln dried, but likely not as dry as it may become the warm, dry environment above the fireplace and if left unsecured may have a natural desire to twist a bit as the growth rings contract.