White Wood (Lumbar)

Construction Purpose Soft Wood

White Wood is a commonly used building material in various industries due to its many useful usages. These soft woods are economical and are factory products wood with various dimensions. Softwood is typically less expensive compared to hardwood.  About 80% of all timber comes from softwood. Softwoods have a wide range of applications and are found in building components. 

Uses of White Wood / Soft Wood as Building Material:

- Supports for partition walls
- Supports for shuttering or form-work for concrete casting
- To make light doors and shutter

The actual dimensions of each piece of wood varies slightly from the size mentioned on the listing due to white wood being rough-sawn and then milled.

Each individual piece varies slightly from each other, the average measurement is:

White Wood 1" x 2" -  Average Dimension - 0.75" (18mm) x 1.50" (40mm)
White Wood 1" x 4" -  Average Dimension - 1.50" (18mm) x 3.50" (85mm)

White Wood 2" x 2" -  Average Dimension - 1.50" (40mm) x 1.50" (40mm)
White Wood 2" x 3" -  Average Dimension - 1.50" (40mm) x 2.50" (63mm)
White Wood 2" x 4" -  Average Dimension - 1.50" (40mm) x 3.50" (84mm)
White Wood 2" x 10" -  Average Dimension - 1.50" (40mm) x 9.25" (225mm)
White Wood 2" x 12" -  Average Dimension - 1.50" (40mm) x 11.25" (280mm)

White Wood 3" x 3" -  Average Dimension - 2.50" (63mm) x 2.50" (63mm)
White Wood 4" x 4" -  Average Dimension - 3.50" (84mm) x 3.50" (84mm)