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PI2414

    • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

    • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

    • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

    • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

    • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

    • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

PI2410

    • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

    • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

    • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

    • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

    • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

    • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

PI248

  • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)
  • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture
  • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)
  • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing
  • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well
  • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

PI2412

    • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

    • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

    • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

    • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

    • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

    • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

PI268

  • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

  • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

  • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

  • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

  • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

  • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

PI2614

  • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

  • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

  • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

  • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

  • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

  • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

PI2612

  • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

  • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

  • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

  • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

  • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

  • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

2x6x16 SPF

  • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

  • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

  • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

  • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

  • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

  • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

2x6x10 SPF

  • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

  • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

  • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

  • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

  • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

  • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

2x6x20 SPF

  • Species: Typically includes White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, and Balsam Fir (in North America)

  • Color: Light cream to pale yellow with a straight grain and even texture

  • Grades: Comes in standard dimensional lumber grades (e.g., #2 & Better, Stud Grade)

  • Strength: Moderately strong and lightweight—ideal for framing

  • Workability: Easy to cut, nail, and screw; glues and finishes well

  • Cost: Affordable and readily available in a wide range of dimensions

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