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Američje Cijene Izvještaj Juni 2021
Američje Cijene Izvještaj Juni 2021
77 | Issue 25
Lumber Price Guide TAK this week: An historic market correction, housing construction, and
second-half box store demand are atop traders’ minds for the third quarter.
FRAMING LUMBER
Unitized Loadings • Prices Net, f.o.b. Mill, U.S. Funds, Unless Otherwise Noted • Dollars Per Thousand Board Feet
KILN DRIED DIMENSION
Inland White Fir Spruce-Pine-Fir:
Coast or Hem-Fir6: Doug- Fir&Larch:6 Southern Pine: Western6,11 Eastern8
Random Hem-Fir6 SPOKANE1 N. CALIF.1 las Fir6 Inland CDN11,13 SPF-S5,6 WEST2 CENT3 EAST4 MILL7 CHI8 ATL8 BOS11 GL9,11 TOR10 MON10
2x4 Std.&Btr. — 1,050 — — 1,065 — — — — — — — — — — — —
2x4 #2&Btr. 950 1,060 1,035 1,190 1,075 1,005 995 735 675 755 875 969 994 935 960 1,100 1,080
2x6 950 1,060 1,035 1,200 1,060 975 995 592 590 570 875 972 998 950 950 1,050 1,030
2x8 850 965 950 1,050 1,050 1,000 — 663 610 625 900 994 1,019 950 985 1,175 1,150
2x10 1,100 1,075 1,100 1,280 1,075 1,025 — 997 965 1,060 1,050 12 1,155 1,183 1,200 1,210 1,400 1,370
2x12 1,095 1,075 1,100 1,300 1,075 1,050 — 1,261 1,140 1,195 1,410 1,518 1,546 — — — —
2x4 #3/Util 800 850 850 875 860 — 860 725 590 700 775 869 894 850 870 980 950
2x6 #3 725 765 735 740 785 — 795 560 540 525 475 572 598 700 770 975 950
2x8 725 735 685 790 735 — — 650 585 580 475 569 594 — — — —
2x10 725 730 695 790 695 — — 800 780 780 475 580 608 — — — —
2x12 725 730 695 790 695 — — 1,000 875 855 475 583 611 — — — —
1–From freight areas indicated. 2–Mills in Tex., Ark., Okla., and La. west of the Mississippi River. 3–Mills in Miss., Ala., and La. east of the Mississippi River. 4–Mills in Ga., Fla., S.C.; also
N.C. and Va., where prices are 10-15 higher. 5–Prices based on mills in the Inland West. 6–Prices are for paper-wrapped stock. 7–Shipments from the Prince George, B.C., area;
mill returns on freight contracts not included. 8–Prices delivered. 9–N. Ohio, W. Pa. 10–Canadian funds, GST not included. 11–Applicable duties included. 12–Toronto - 1,325 ;
Canadian funds, GST not included. 13–Mills in Southern Interior of B.C.
PRICES ARE PUBLISHED AS A GUIDE ONLY to sales at the manufacturer level in carload or similar volumes during the week of publication. No attempt is
made to predict future prices or trends. Specific sales, because of variations in stock quality and tallies, result in prices that are higher or lower than those
published. The report is based on sizes and grades that conform to Product Standard 20-15 and on surfacing, grademarking and discounts that conform to
general industry practices; on stock that originates in the principal producing region for each species; and on random-length loadings that contain a normal
assortment of the lengths most desired in each size.
FRAMING LUMBER1 (Use Category 3)2 SQUARES AND TIMBERS (Use Category 4)4
8' 10' 12' 14' 16' 8' 10' 12' 14' 16'
2x4 #2 955 1,045 1,030 1,095 1,075 4x4 #2 1,170 1,250 1,130 1,125 1,150
2x6 760 840 880 870 865 4x6 1,200 1,120 1,275 1,145 1,200
2x8 850 990 980 960 930 6x6 1,455 1,465 1,405 1,305 1,410
2x10 1,260 1,345 1,320 1,360 1,350 BOARDS/R.E.D.3 (Use Category 3)2
2x12 1,580 1,705 1,700 1,655 1,665 1x4 #2 1,345 1,275 1,475 1,475 1,515
1–For KD after treatment, add: 60-70 2–Meets AWPA standard for above-ground use. 1x6 1,175 1,180 1,260 1,150 1,360
5/4x6 Std. 1,030 1,130 1,080 1,030 1,140
POSTS, BEAMS AND TIMBERS Premium 1,430 1,640 1,580 1,455 1,780
GREEN DOUGLAS FIR, RL 3–For KD after treatment, add: 60-70 4–Meets AWPA standard for ground contact.
PORTLAND1 N. CALIF.1 #1&Btr., Portland Rough1,2 S4S3
4x4, 8/20' #2&Btr. 1,255 1,270 6x6, 12/24' 1,810 1,660
4x6, 8/20' 1,255 1,270 6x8-6x12, 12/24' 1,690 1,585 WESTERN RED CEDAR
4x8, 8/20' 1,215 1,240 6x14-6x16, 12/24' 1,760 — DIMENSION1 TIMBERS, Standard Sawn1
4x10, 8/20' 1,280 1,255 8x8, 12/24' 1,980 — AG2 Rough S4S AG2 Rough S4S
4x12, 8/20' 1,115 1,140 8x10-8x12, 12/24' 1,890 — 2x4 Std.&Btr. 2,205 3 1,915 1,840 4x4 Std.&Btr. 2,605 4 2,155 2,205 5
8x14-8x16, 12/24' 1,925 — 2x6 #2&Btr. 2,235 1,980 1,905 4x6 #2&Btr. 2,455 2,050 —
1–70% FOHC 1–For Select Structural, add: 90 2x8 2,250 1,985 1,900 4x8 2,490 2,085 —
2–Full sawn; 100% FOHC 2x10 2,540 2,085 1,910 4x10 2,750 2,315 —
3–70% FOHC; for 100%, add: 60
2x12 2,830 2,360 2,145 4x12 2,940 2,480 —
SOUTHERN PINE, KILN DRIED1 6x6 3,035 2,515 —
West2 8' 10' 12' 14' 16' 1–Applicable duties included on Canadian stock. 2–Appearance grade - no wane,
4x4 #2 590 675 550 550 550 no rot, no holes. 3–8' rail: 1,825 4–8' post: 2,335 5–#1 Appearance grade: 2,815
4x6 650 600 650 625 675
6x6 825 885 850 825 825 DECK GRADE1 SIDING1
East3 Custom Knotty3 Architect Knotty3 Clear2
4x4 #2 750 825 720 730 750 GREEN GREEN KILN DRIED VG A Rustic
4x6 750 700 750 700 725 2x4 2,140 2,500 2,720 1/2x6 2,475 2,200 1,815
6x6 950 950 950 875 950 2x6 2,395 2,800 2,995 1/2x8 2,535 2,330 —
1–25% moisture content or less. 2–Mills in Tex., Ark., La., Miss., and Ala. 3–Mills in Ga., 5/4x6 R.E.D. — 3,250 3,500 Clear Fingerjointed
Fla., S.C., N.C., and Va. VG MG
S2S MOULDING AND SHOP 1/2x6 1,635 1,440
1– Applicable duties included on Canadian stock. 2– Full length bundling, 3' & longer.
PONDEROSA PINE1 3– WRCLA trademarks.
Moulding 3rd Clear #1 Shop #2 Shop #3 Shop Para. 99
4/4 Std. 1,770 1,730 1,590 1,480 — —
5/4 Hvy. 1,990 9 1,825 1,810 1,675 1,570 1,220 FENCING1
6/4 Hvy. 2,100 10 1,850 1,825 1,740 1,570 1,220 Full Sawn Rough Standard Rough S1S2E2
WHITE FIR 1x4 #1 2F 6' 1,000 — 845
5/4 Hvy. — 1,500 1,410 1,320 1,230 — 1x4 #2&Btr. NH 6' 930 775 745
RADIATA PINE2 1x6 #1 2F 6' 1,135 — 1,120
5/4 Hvy. — 1,710 1,660 1,580 1,400 — 1x6 #2&Btr. NH 6' 1,105 1,015 995
6/4 Hvy. — 1,740 1,700 1,610 1,410 — 1– NH: No hole. 2F: Graded two sides. For dog-ear add: 10-25
MOULDING & BTR3 2– Applicable duties included on Canadian stock.
Ponderosa Pine7 White Fir7 Radiata Pine2,8
5/4 2,050 1,680 1,930 SHINGLES H/S & R/S SHAKES2
6/4 2,110 — 1,950 Palletized Loadings, Palletized Loadings, 9/9
INDUSTRIAL FINGERJOINT Prices Per Square #1 #2 Pack, Prices Per Square
Blocks Blanks 16"—5X 338.00 216.00 1/2x24"1 334.00
Radiata Pine 5/44,6 1,110 1,640 18"—Perfections1 356.00 226.00 3/4x24"1 364.00
Radiata Pine 6/44,6 1,120 1,650 18"—Rebutted, Rejointed1 205.00 —
Elliottii/Taeda Pine 5/45,6 1,100 1,630 1– TOFC shipments to Midwest and East. 2– 5/8"x24" Tapersawn (UBC): 338.00
1– Prices for Sugar Pine usually slightly higher. 2– Prices f.o.b. dock West Coast ports; tal-
lies heavy to 14- and 16-foot lengths. 3– Includes 15-20% C&Btr. 4– Prices f.o.b. West
Coast ports. 5– Prices f.o.b. Gulf and East Coast ports. 6– Four sides clear, no defect.
7– S2S. 8– Rough. 9– 1-5/16-inch (does not include 15-20% C&Btr). 10– 1-9/16-inch
(does not include 15-20% C&Btr).
1750 200
1500 150
1250 100
1000 50
750 0
500 -50
250 A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J -100
20 21
Framing Lumber Composite Price ($/mbf) Random Lengths Index
“We knew this was coming, but we never width. Random tallies of most #1 and #2 widths
anticipated prices giving back this much in such a plunged by triple digits. 2x12 prices plummeted
short time frame,” said one mill source, capturing $249-360 with far steeper discounts reported.
the widespread sentiment among all traders.
Industrial accounts were the most consistent outlet
Prices of low grade plummeted as well, as for excesses in the upper grades. Mills frequently
#2/#2&Btr prices came down on top of them. The substituted #2, #2 Prime, #1 and other upper
rapid deterioration in some species persuaded mills grades in #3 and #4 contract loads. The widespread
to look offshore for business to take some of the substitution reduced the volume industrial accounts
downward pressure off the domestic market. needed because of higher yields, and stif led sales of
#3 and #4. Reported prices of lower grades fell hard
Fading home center demand also freed up more under the heavy pressure from #2.
high-grade supplies for export markets, such as
Japan, after months of being on the outside looking The same dynamic was evident in timbers. Mills
in at what was the robust North American market. discounted #2 heavily to clear buildups, and
industrial buyers filled needs with the higher
Prices of 1-inch boards were mixed, but several grade. Price ranges of $400-500 emerged, especially
registered their first week-over-week drops in more in 6x6. Decking sales slowed to a crawl, with
than a year. treaters conspicuously absent from the market.
Inventory backed up among distributors supplying
box stores.
Dry Framing Lumber
Western Spruce-Pine-Fir
Southern Pine
Prices continued to plummet as buyers kept a low
Producers scoured a reluctant market in search profile, despite widespread expectations that they
of workable trading levels that would help them needed to step in for a round of replenishment.
alleviate accumulations. Mill quotes and sales levels
continued to span wide triple-digit ranges. Treaters After drawing in some volume early in the week,
were largely absent from the market; most struggled producers sensed a more active tone. But buyers
to work down heavy inventories built in the spring retracted thereafter, putting renewed pressure on
that have lingered amid stagnant demand from the mills to find trading levels.
home centers.
Prices of #2&Btr narrows were particularly weak.
Other buyers replenished cautiously, citing 2x4 was quoted at the mills in the low $900s
anticipation of further downside price pressure. in late trading, with some sales reported down
8-footers were especially difficult to sell. #2 2x6 into the lower to mid-$800s. 2x6 sold at similar
drew the most buyer attention, and traders widely levels to 2x4, with some offerings at discounts to
debated whether a bottom was approaching in that 4-inch.
MSR prices skidded lower by triple digits. Prices The cash market traded close to July futures
of low grade plummeted, as well. Deep triple- before Thursday’s about-face that pushed July and
digit cuts in prices were widely reported, and September back to discounts to cash. The physical
some mills renewed efforts to look for business market plummeted to $875, a $130 loss for the week.
offshore. July fell the $42 limit Thursday to $842.30, while
September dropped the limit to $837.00.
Eastern Spruce-Pine-Fir
Industry long liquidation subsided in July, abetting
Liquidity improved in U.S. markets for Eastern a more stable trade through the middle of the week.
S-P-F beginning Wednesday, but deep discounts Thursday’s late-session sell-off left industry traders
were needed to book orders from wary buyers. pondering further downside potential.
Reported prices of the narrow widths of #1&2
dimension tumbled below $1,000 in Boston and July open interest was down to 562. Much of July’s
Great Lakes markets, which triggered interest from remaining interest was expected to be covered by
dealers and distributors. Quotes covered wide EFP transactions moving toward expiration.
ranges; 2x4 fell to $935 in Boston, its lowest level
since December. Coast
A number of producers reported that 2x6 was the The threat of more downside risk restricted
toughest width to sell, and reported prices fell $220- buyers’ willingness to participate, although they
225 in U.S. markets. Despite the pickup in activity were more amenable to new, lower-priced levels.
south of the border, Canadian markets remained Lingering order files limited discounts on spot
lackluster. The impact of COVID-19 lockdowns items, particularly Douglas Fir #1&Btr 2x4, and
were still being felt in Toronto. contributed to another week of broad price spreads.
triple digits in most instances. Industrial buyers their eastern counterparts, slashed prices by deep
were notably absent. triple-digit increments, without drawing in much
interest. 2x4- and 2x6-9s were most vulnerable,
Inland with some mill quotes $250-300 under last week’s
reported levels. Triple-digit discounts remained
The search for the bottom persisted in White Fir/ intact in Eastern S-P-F, but sales picked up in
Hem-Fir, Fir&Larch, and S-P-F-South #2&Btr the second half of the week in U.S. markets. The
dimension. Steep triple-digit price cuts remained deepest cuts were reported in 2x4-8s and -10s,
the rule, but failed to garner enough interest to which fell $220-270. Discounts of more than $C300
stem the free fall. A few mills reported moderately were seen in Canada.
more inquiries in the second half of the week, but
had few sales to show for it. Green Fir producers reacted to extreme competitive
pressure from dry stock, and lowered quotes
Traditional spreads between regions and species sharply. Reported prices covered wide ranges, but 9-
proved unreliable amid the price discovery mode. and 10-footers fell $220-300 in 2x4 and 2x6.
Fir&Larch #2&Btr 2x4 plunged $275, to $1,075, but
reports of sub-$1,000 sales surfaced. Economy 2x4 Coast prices fell hard early, but trading picked
and 2x6 slid under $600 with only minimal interest. up by week’s end as downside risk tapered. All
Hem-Fir trims sold in some volume below the
$1,000 mark; Douglas Fir hovered above that level.
Green Framing Lumber Declines ranged from $300-425. While large ranges
lingered, most traders reported a more constricted
Douglas Fir array of prices. Box store sales were modest.
The resiliency recently exhibited in green Fir Plummeting prices of Inland species failed to
Std/#2&Btr dimension evaporated, and producers generate much interest. Reported levels of White
took a more aggressive approach to quotes in Fir/Hem-Fir, Fir&Larch, and ES-LP fell $275-385
an attempt to compete with dry framing prices. across all widths and trims. Some mills reported
Mills with thinning order files cut quotes by triple scant sales $150 or more below this week’s reported
digits, and reported prices plummeted at Portland- levels. Numerous traders cited a collapse in home
rate mills. Std&Btr 2x4 absorbed the deepest cut, center demand for the free fall in prices.
tumbling $170 to finish at $1,070.
All widths fell by triple digits except #2&Btr 2x12, Other Items
which dropped $80. #1&Btr 2x4 wasn’t under
as intense of downward pressure due to limited Boards
offerings; it dipped $40. In Northern California,
wide dimension was hardest hit, with 2x10 and 2x12 Prices of boards were largely stagnant amid the
finishing $160 and $180 lower, respectively. “Just broader correction in framing lumber markets. A
like when the market was rocketing up, these drops few mills proactively sought sales at lower levels to
now will make your head spin,” said a buyer. alleviate occasional buildups that developed. But
most producers were equipped with lengthy order
Prices of 4-inch dimension were reported on both files, and were firm on quotes.
sides of last week’s levels. Most producers of 6- and
8-inch rough and surfaced cuttings continued In Ponderosa Pine, #2 1x6 and 1x12 were among
to boast lengthy order files, and reported prices the most widely available items; prices slipped $20
pushed $10 higher. and $10, respectively, the first declines in more than
a year. Prices of #3 and #4 held or edged higher
amid scant supplies. Some mills reported a notable
Stud Lumber downturn in phone activity in late trading.
The rout in prices was unabated. Western S-P-F Similar trends were evident in other western
producers, falling behind in competitiveness with species, but limited availability kept prices largely
Eastern White Pine buyers took note of the shaky June sales in the Northeast continued to lag the
footing in other species, but were met with firm historical pace for the time of year, in some cases
quotes from mills on all items. Lengthy order by a wide margin. Many treaters lamented heavy
files gave mills leverage to hold the line on financial losses caused by declining inventory
prices. values over the last four weeks. This was especially
evident among treaters heavily tied to box stores.
Shop
Cedar
A modest increase in production of Ponderosa
Pine shop modestly increased availability for A lack of liquidity was evident in most Western Red
July shipments. Reported prices climbed slightly, Cedar markets even though most prices remained
as demand continued to outpace supplies. Some firm to higher. The notable exception was 5/4x6
buyers were hopeful offerings would expand decking, which remained in price discovery mode.
in coming weeks amid the tumble in 2-inch A number of producers were wide open to counters,
dimension markets and slowing sales of 1-inch but struggled to find levels that would pull buyers
boards. off the sidelines.
Volumes offered on the open market were Sales to big-box retailers was especially slow. One
immediately booked at premiums to last mill source said his company’s sales to home centers
week ’s reported levels. Moulding and millwork “slowed to a trickle.” Interest in 1x4-1x8 boards held
producers in the U.S. remained overwhelmed steady to strong, and producers continued to lift quotes
with inquiries and orders from buyers unable to on narrow dimension. Sales of timbers slowed; 4x4 sold
secure desired coverage in a timely manner from in spots, but 4x6&wdr demand was lackluster.
offshore.
Shingles & Shakes
Freight rate hikes from shipping companies
complicated replenishment efforts. The baseline Buyers’ efforts to cover their needs remained an
price range for imported mouldings rose to exercise in futility, as few mills were running due
$2,025-2,075, c.&f. U.S. ports. Radiata Pine to lack of raw materials. Most said they were still
shop and blanks out of Chile sold at modest waiting for late shipments, and any attempts to put
premiums. Tight supplies of Mldg&Btr out of further orders on the books were rebuffed by mills
New Zealand persisted. Prices were firm at that remained off the market. Prices were firm to
established levels. higher, with shakes leading the way.
FRAMING LUMBER
Unitized Loadings • Prices Net, f.o.b. Mill, U.S. Funds, Unless Otherwise Noted • Dollars Per Thousand Board Feet
KILN DRIED DIMENSION
Inland White Fir Spruce-Pine-Fir:
Coast or Hem-Fir6: Doug- Fir&Larch:6 Southern Pine: Western6,11 Eastern8
Random Hem-Fir6 SPOKANE1 N. CALIF.1 las Fir6 Inland CDN11,13 SPF-S5,6 WEST2 CENT3 EAST4 MILL7 CHI8 ATL8 BOS11 GL9,11 TOR10 MON10
2x4 Std.&Btr. — –250 — — –280 — — — — — — — — — — — —
2x4 #2&Btr. –200 –245 –265 –140 –275 –295 –205 –150 –130 –160 –130 –130 –130 –200 –190 –225 –220
2x6 –200 –245 –265 –150 –265 –300 –205 –88 –110 –130 –150 –150 –150 –220 –225 –320 –310
2x8 –200 –210 –215 –175 –225 –250 — –172 –140 –175 –140 –140 –140 –245 –215 –150 –150
2x10 –125 –225 –195 –230 –300 –290 — –173 –210 –120 –155 12 –155 –155 –165 –155 –250 –250
2x12 –130 –225 –195 –235 –300 –265 — –249 –305 –360 –80 –80 –80 — — — —
2x4 #3/Util –200 –160 –150 –150 –150 — –150 –140 –175 –200 –150 –150 –150 –130 –210 –250 –250
2x6 #3 –120 –130 –100 –105 –110 — –100 –110 –110 –160 –125 –125 –125 –175 –235 –240 –240
2x8 –105 –100 –90 –90 –100 — — –170 –90 –200 –100 –100 –100 — — — —
2x10 –105 –110 –50 –90 –105 — — –50 –10 –100 –100 –100 –100 — — — —
2x12 –105 –110 –50 –90 –105 — — –50 –25 –100 –100 –100 –100 — — — —
1–From freight areas indicated. 2–Mills in Tex., Ark., Okla., and La. west of the Mississippi River. 3–Mills in Miss., Ala., and La. east of the Mississippi River. 4–Mills in Ga., Fla., S.C.; also
N.C. and Va., where prices are 0/0 higher. 5–Prices based on mills in the Inland West. 6–Prices are for paper-wrapped stock. 7–Shipments from the Prince George, B.C., area;
mill returns on freight contracts not included. 8–Prices delivered. 9–N. Ohio, W. Pa. 10–Canadian funds, GST not included. 11–Applicable duties included. 12–Toronto - –165 ;
Canadian funds, GST not included. 13–Mills in Southern Interior of B.C.
PRICES ARE PUBLISHED AS A GUIDE ONLY to sales at the manufacturer level in carload or similar volumes during the week of publication. No attempt is
made to predict future prices or trends. Specific sales, because of variations in stock quality and tallies, result in prices that are higher or lower than those
published. The report is based on sizes and grades that conform to Product Standard 20-15 and on surfacing, grademarking and discounts that conform to
general industry practices; on stock that originates in the principal producing region for each species; and on random-length loadings that contain a normal
assortment of the lengths most desired in each size.
FRAMING LUMBER1 (Use Category 3)2 SQUARES AND TIMBERS (Use Category 4)4
8' 10' 12' 14' 16' 8' 10' 12' 14' 16'
2x4 #2 –215 –175 –200 –165 –150 4x4 #2 –100 –100 –100 –100 –100
2x6 –185 –180 –180 –185 –180 4x6 –100 –100 –100 –100 –100
2x8 –180 –170 –210 –175 –185 6x6 –50 –100 –100 –100 –100
2x10 –70 –100 –100 –100 –100 BOARDS/R.E.D.3 (Use Category 3)2
2x12 –200 –185 –220 –250 –250 1x4 #2 0 0 0 0 0
1–For KD after treatment, add: 0/0 2–Meets AWPA standard for above-ground use. 1x6 0 0 0 0 0
5/4x6 Std. –100 –50 –60 –50 –70
POSTS, BEAMS AND TIMBERS Premium –150 –50 –75 –75 –100
GREEN DOUGLAS FIR, RL 3–For KD after treatment, add: 0/0 4–Meets AWPA standard for ground contact.
PORTLAND1 N. CALIF.1 #1&Btr., Portland Rough1,2 S4S3
4x4, 8/20' #2&Btr. 0 0 6x6, 12/24' +10 +10
4x6, 8/20' 0 0 6x8-6x12, 12/24' +10 +10 WESTERN RED CEDAR
4x8, 8/20' 0 0 6x14-6x16, 12/24' +10 — DIMENSION1 TIMBERS, Standard Sawn1
4x10, 8/20' 0 0 8x8, 12/24' +10 — AG2 Rough S4S AG2 Rough S4S
4x12, 8/20' 0 0 8x10-8x12, 12/24' +10 — 2x4 Std.&Btr. +25 3 +25 +25 4x4 Std.&Btr. 04 0 05
8x14-8x16, 12/24' +10 — 2x6 #2&Btr. +25 +25 +25 4x6 #2&Btr. 0 0 —
1–70% FOHC 1–For Select Structural, add: 0 2x8 +15 +15 +15 4x8 0 0 —
2–Full sawn; 100% FOHC 2x10 +15 +15 +15 4x10 0 0 —
3–70% FOHC; for 100%, add: 0 2x12 +15 +15 +15 4x12 0 0 —
SOUTHERN PINE, KILN DRIED1 6x6 0 0 —
West2 8' 10' 12' 14' 16' 1–Applicable duties included on Canadian stock. 2–Appearance grade - no wane,
4x4 #2 –135 –275 –225 –225 –250 no rot, no holes. 3–8' rail: +25 4–8' post: 0 5–#1 Appearance grade: 0
4x6 –270 –170 –250 –225 –225
6x6 –225 –225 –225 –215 –250 DECK GRADE1 SIDING1
East3 Custom Knotty3 Architect Knotty3 Clear2
4x4 #2 –215 –220 –215 –200 –200 GREEN GREEN KILN DRIED VG A Rustic
4x6 –250 –220 –325 –245 –275 2x4 0 0 0 1/2x6 +10 +10 +10
6x6 –305 –310 –250 –230 –260 2x6 0 0 0 1/2x8 +10 +10 —
1–25% moisture content or less. 2–Mills in Tex., Ark., La., Miss., and Ala. 3–Mills in Ga., 5/4x6 R.E.D. — –250 –250 Clear Fingerjointed
Fla., S.C., N.C., and Va. VG MG
S2S MOULDING AND SHOP 1/2x6 +10 +10
1– Applicable duties included on Canadian stock. 2– Full length bundling, 3' & longer.
PONDEROSA PINE1 3– WRCLA trademarks.
Moulding 3rd Clear #1 Shop #2 Shop #3 Shop Para. 99
4/4 Std. +20 +20 +20 +20 — —
5/4 Hvy. +20 9 +20 +20 +20 +20 +20 FENCING1
6/4 Hvy. +20 10 +20 +20 +20 +20 +20 Full Sawn Rough Standard Rough S1S2E2
WHITE FIR 1x4 #1 2F 6' 0 — 0
5/4 Hvy. — 0 0 0 0 — 1x4 #2&Btr. NH 6' 0 0 0
RADIATA PINE2 1x6 #1 2F 6' 0 — 0
5/4 Hvy. — +20 +20 +20 +20 — 1x6 #2&Btr. NH 6' 0 0 0
6/4 Hvy. — +20 +20 +20 +20 — 1– NH: No hole. 2F: Graded two sides. For dog-ear add: 0/0
MOULDING & BTR3 2– Applicable duties included on Canadian stock.
Ponderosa Pine7 White Fir7 Radiata Pine2,8
5/4 +30 +20 +20 SHINGLES H/S & R/S SHAKES2
6/4 +30 — +20 Palletized Loadings, Palletized Loadings, 9/9
INDUSTRIAL FINGERJOINT Prices Per Square #1 #2 Pack, Prices Per Square
Blocks Blanks 16"—5X 0 0 1/2x24"1 +4.00
Radiata Pine 5/44,6 +30 +30 18"—Perfections1 0 0 3/4x24"1 +4.00
Radiata Pine 6/44,6 +30 +30 18"—Rebutted, Rejointed1 0 —
Elliottii/Taeda Pine 5/45,6 +30 +30 1– TOFC shipments to Midwest and East. 2– 5/8"x24" Tapersawn (UBC): +4.00
1– Prices for Sugar Pine usually slightly higher. 2– Prices f.o.b. dock West Coast ports; tal-
lies heavy to 14- and 16-foot lengths. 3– Includes 15-20% C&Btr. 4– Prices f.o.b. West
Coast ports. 5– Prices f.o.b. Gulf and East Coast ports. 6– Four sides clear, no defect.
7– S2S. 8– Rough. 9– 1-5/16-inch (does not include 15-20% C&Btr). 10– 1-9/16-inch
(does not include 15-20% C&Btr).