Douglas Fir 4/4, 8/4, and 8/4 Wide

Common Name: Douglas-Fir(Pseudotsuga menziesii) Douglas Fir grows in Western North America and the trees grow 200-250 ft tall, 5-6 ft trunk diameter, and has an average dried weight of 32 lbs/ft.  Janka Hardness: 620 lbf  The color can vary in color based upon age and location of tree. Usually a light brown color with a hint of red and/or yellow, with darker growth rings.  In quartersawn pieces, the grain is typically straight and plain. In flatsawn pieces, (typically seen in rotary-sliced veneers), the wood can exhibit wild grain patterns.Grain is generally straight, or slightly wavy. Medium to coarse texture, with moderate natural luster.