2 x 6 x 104-5/8, Whitewood, Stud, Kiln Dried, Finger-Jointed, Surface 4 Sides

2 x 6 x 104-5/8, Whitewood, Stud, Kiln Dried, Finger-Jointed, Surface 4 Sides Whitewood lumber is a generic term used to describe lumber that may be pine, spruce, fir, hemlock, or other similar species; typically used in general construction or construction where visual and structural characteristics are not as important Stud grade lumber has strength and stiffness values that make it suitable for use as a vertical member of a wall — there are varying levels of quality within this grade regarding appearance Kiln dried – moisture content of 19% or less Finger jointed and surfaced on 4 sides; accepted under all model building codes and is interchangeable with solid-sawn dimensional lumber of the same size