Eastern White Pine Lumber

Its straight grain and comparatively uniform texture makes Eastern White Pine similar to Sugar Pine, although it is not as easily carvable as Sugar Pine. All of our Eastern White Pine is kiln-dried and ranks high in stability. Eastern White Pine offers an economical alternative to Sugar Pine. It is available in #2 Common, #3 Common and is stored inside climate controlled warehouses to maintain specified moisture content and overall quality.

No. 2 Common is a very popular standard grade for the patternmaker. The entire board can be used in a wide range of applications where tight, sound knots do not affect performance and cost is a major factor. Tight knots are generally limited to 3 3/4", but most are significantly smaller and well-spaced. Spike knots are permitted, but we purchase our lumber with the objective of minimizing this defect.

No. 3 Common is the most economical choice for the patternmaker, this grade is typically used for medium to large applications where cost of the lumber is of primary importance and surface rework is allowed. The most notable surface imperfections are random knots on both surfaces. Tight knots may be up to 4 1/2" in diameter while loose knots may be up to 2 1/2" in diameter.

Sold per Board Foot
Weight is 2 lbs. per board foot