1. Douglas firs
The density of Douglas firs makes it one of the strongest lumber species, with a high level of stability, and its natural color striation makes it suitable for a wide range of non-structural applications, both indoors and out.
Key Features
- 4" x 4" - 8'
- Kiln dried
- Standard & better grade
- Douglas Fir
2. #2 S-Dry Southern Yellow Pine S4S
#2 Surface Dry Southern Yellow Pine S4S meets high grading standards for strength and appearance. It is easy to cut, fasten and paint, making this the best choice for many building products. Southern yellow pine is extremely durable, making it appropriate for high-traffic applications such as pathways, decks and flooring
Key Features
- 4" x 4" - 16' size
- Surface dry
- Grade #2 lumber
- Surface on 4 sides
- Southern yellow pine species