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The figures in each column are prices per thousand board feet of kiln-dried lumber purchased in quantities of 1000 bd/ft and 200 bd/ft. (Divide these numbers by 1,000 to get median per-board-foot prices for respective species and grades.)

These are estimated distribution-yard prices for rough lumber; actual pricing may vary by distributor.

To get a specific price quote from suppliers on material that you need, click here

FAS stands for firsts and seconds, typically the best grade of kiln-dried, hardwood lumber. #1 Common is a lower grade, often used in cabinet and furniture making where piece sizes are smaller and defects can be eliminated by selective cutting.

All prices are based on a net tally or measurement after kiln drying.

Species

FAS

#1Common

Alder 4/4

2750-3050
1250-1550

Alder 5/4

2750-3100
1550-1800

Alder 8/4

2850-3150
1600-1900

Ash 4/4

1550-1810
1200-1500

Ash 5/4

1700-2000

Ash 8/4

2050-2350
1500-1750

Basswood 4/4

1400-1700
900-1200

Basswood 5/4

1600-1900

Basswood 8/4

1800-2050

Cherry 4/4

2350-2550
1500-1800

Cherry 5/4

2900-3100
1800-2050

Cherry 8/4

3300-3550
2300-2700

Hard Maple 4/4

2600-2850
1900-2200

Hard Maple 5/4

2750-3000
1800-2100

Hard Maple 8/4

3100-3350
2100-2400

Poplar 4/4

1550-1850
900-1200

Poplar 5/4

1600-1900
950-1250

Poplar 8/4

1700-1950
1000-1300

Soft Maple 4/4

2300-2550
1450-1700

Soft Maple 5/4

2500-2800
1500-1750

Soft Maple 8/4

2700-3000
1650-1950

Red Oak 4/4

2450-2750
1800-2050

Red Oak 5/4

2650-2950
1900-2150

Red Oak 8/4

2950-3250

White Oak 4/4

2500-2800
1450-1750

White Oak 5/4

2650-2950
1650-1900

White Oak 8/4

3800-4100
2000-2300

Walnut 4/4

4600-4900
2700-3000

Walnut 6/4

5000-5300
3550-3850

Walnut 8/4

5750-6000
3450-3750

Yellow Birch 4/4

2550-2800
1400-1700

Yellow Birch 8/4

3850-4100

 




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