Product Details

1x4 solid Ponderosa Pine boards are a net size of 3/4x3.5 for all grade stamped lumber and 23/32x3.5 for all patterns. These boards are available in WWPA 2 common and 3 common grade stamped options, and various patterns. S1S2E constitutes a pattern. Restoration Forest Products allows the occasional oversize knot in Patterned #2 common if live knots firmly fixed. 8' to 16' lengths Patterns offered from the WWPA manual include WP4, WP4/WP4, WP6, WP7, WP105, WP106, and WP ceiling patterns. All patterns are not grade stamped.

1x6, 1x8, 1x10, and 1x12 solid Ponderosa Pine boards we offer in a variety of different patterns and grades. All grade-stamped lumber is 3/4 inches, conforms to WWPA 2 common and 3 common. Patterns have a net thickness of 23/32 inches, with the width dependent on the pattern. Patterns such as S1S2E are also available, and Restoration Forest Products allows occasional oversize knots in Patterned #2 common if they are live knots firmly fixed. 8' to 16' lengths.
RFOR offers many WWPA patterns, including WP4, WP4/WP4, WP6, WP7, WP105, WP106, V Rustic, V Rustic Center V, and WP ceiling patterns. These patterns can add texture and visual interest to a variety of projects, from walls and ceilings to furniture and cabinetry.

Ponderosa Pine FJEG refers to Finger-Jointed Edge Glued lumber made from Kiln dried and Heat treated wood. We produce this in the same specification as in solid lumber. Due to the manufacturing process of fingerjointing the grade always exceeds the WWPA grade rule.
Clear grade Ponderosa Pine FJEG means that the lumber is free of knots, defects, and other imperfections that would affect its appearance. This grade is commonly used for applications where the lumber will be visible, such as furniture, cabinetry, and interior trim.
WWPA Alternate Board Rules construction refers to lumber that is manufactured and graded in accordance with the Western Wood Products Association's (WWPA) Alternate Board Rules grading system. This system allows for some defects and imperfections in the lumber while still ensuring that it is suitable for a specific application. The lumber is graded based on its strength and stiffness, as well as any visual defects.
WWPA Standard refers to lumber that is manufactured and graded in accordance with the WWPA's Standard grading system. This system is more stringent than the Alternate Board Rules system and requires lumber to be free of knots and other defects that would affect its strength or appearance. WWPA Standard lumber is commonly used for applications where strength and appearance are both important, such as structural framing, decking, and exterior trim.