Pricing Information & Definitions
Dry Lumber Price List
(All prices are subject to change
without notice.)
Prices effective February 25, 2011 Dry Lumber Price list in .pdf format
Definitions:
FAS= First and Second Class T&G= Tongue and grove LF= Linear Foot
4/4:
pronounced four quarter representing 1 inch thick board.
5/4:
pronounced five quarter representing 11/4 inch thick board.
6/4:
pronounced six quarter representing 1 ½ inch thick board.
8/4:
pronounced eight quarter representing 2 inch thick board.
Reminder: When a board is planed smooth on two sides the thickness of the board is reduced by a quarter of an inch.
Calculating "Board
Feet":
Lumber is priced by the "Board-Foot" (Bd/Ft). To calculate the
board feet of a piece of lumber: Multiply the number of inches of
thickness (e.g 1") by the board's width in inches and then by the board's
length. For example: a 1" thick board that measures 6"
wide by 72" long would be: 1 x 6 x 72 = 432 divided by 144 (the number of
square inches in a square foot) = 3 Board Feet. If you use feet instead of
inches for your length measurement, then divide by 12.
All lumber over 12 inches wide please call for a price quote.
All lumber is or can be surfaced two sides.
$100 dollars per hour for all millwork.
Millwork is limited to flat surfacing of
four sides only.
Availability of all species of lumber is dependent upon suppliers.
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