Douglas_Fir_Sawn_Lumber
Douglas Fir is one of the best western softwoods. This wood is used in the manufacturing of more products than any other lumber species. This reliable and workable wood brings out the very best for your customer,
Douglas fir wood is also relatively lightweight and easy to work with, which makes it a popular choice for many woodworking projects.
The unique grain pattern of Douglas fir wood can also add a touch of visual interest to any project. In addition to its many practical applications, Douglas fir wood is also prized for its aesthetic value
Description
Species group: Softwoods
Durability:3 – Moderately durable
Colour description: Reddish brown
Mean density: 930 Kg/m3 (wet) – 540 Kg/m3 (kiln dried)
Dimension: All Dimension
Use:
Frame / frames
Panel / panels
Planking / planks
rails / railing / rail
- construction
- Treated and Untreated
- KD and Fresh Cut
- Tongue and Groove
- Softwood
- Rough and Smooth
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No. 1 Lumber ( Grade A):With this Grade lumber:
- Very very Few defects are allowed.
- Knots are only permitted if they are tight and well spaced.
- No Holes
- Heart of the wood
- high strength and Pefect appearance is desired
No. 2 Lumber ( Grade B):With this Grade lumber:.- Lumber of this grade contains few defects,
- knots are allowed as long as they are well spaced
- Fews Holes are Allow
- Very little Cracks are allow
- Heart of the wood
- Good strength and very good appearance is desired
No. 3 Lumber (Grade c):With this lumber:- More Defect are allows —
- Knots are allowed
- Small Holes are Allow
- Small Crack are Allow
- Minimum sapwood
- Good strength and good appearance is desired.
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