
A Grade Finger Joint Face View
A grading classification which refers to boards that are of a mixed grain, i.e. includes both flat and vertical grain.

Alaskan Yellow Cedar
see Cedar Decking

Primed Cedar Bevel
Bevel is produced by resawing lumber at an angle to produce two pieces thicker on one edge than the other. The manufacturing process results in pieces with one face saw textured. The other face is smooth or saw textured depending on the grade and customer preference.

Board and Batt

Stained Breckenridge
Plywood
Available in plain, 4″ OC (on-center) and 8″ OC, 4″ Saw Kerfed, primed or stained

Capped Stock

Channel Rustic Side View

Clear Western Red Cedar

Dark Red Meranti

Eastern White Cedar Shingles

Extractive Bleeding

Fijian Mahogany

Fineline Tongue and Groove Siding

Finger Joint Seam

Flat vs Vertical Grain
Lumber that is sawn approximately parallel to the annual growth rings so that some or all of the rings form an angle of less than 45% with surface of the board.

Flat Grain Cedar
https://us.fsc.org/

Incense Cedar

IPE

Kekatong

Lap Siding (Pattern #105)
A generic term that refers to a type of siding in which one board overlaps the other. Siding of this type includes:
- Bevel
- Channel
- Pattern