Customer Reviews for 6 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Pine Rough Timber Treated to Light Duty Wood Post

One in four timbers in the pallet had structural defects making them unsuitable for load bearing. Several had termite damage or were outer diameter.

This type was priced more then 50% less then the alternative! The only bad news was after spending an inordinate amount of time at the cash register to get my veterans discount, this was denied!!!

It serves it purpose what I needed to use it for! Saved me money compared to other brands or stores.

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Was was a great product striaght and just what I needed and was a good price especially as lumber goes at the moment! went back and got another one.

Great product for the price. My new retaining wall looks good. .

Great for supports in the horse barn.

I am using this for basically a curb to keep vehicles out of my landscaping. I am also attaching about a foot of treated lumber underneath as the feet since they are not treated lumber. FYI: I see some reviews stating they used these post for structural purposes. The tag on the post reads: "NOT FOR STRUCTURAL USE".

Used it to resupport a foundation.

Is good if you want to saws some money

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Nice straight boards

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Got the job done

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They are good overall will see how they hold up after time

Good quality.and looks great!

Some of the beams were pretty twisted which made putting the garden bed together a bit tricky but I suppose that is why they are the cheep ones.

Out of 40 timbers that were delivered, 10 were split and twisted. Luckily, I ended up only needing 30 timbers for my project, but if I had needed more it would have been inconvenient to have to exchange them.

Several of the timbers were split and had knotted areas that created gaps between the timbers as the knots had fallen out .