BIRCH WOOD

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Why Choose Birch?

A straight-grained wood with fine even texture. Heavy and very strong. Straight-grain lumber works well. however, swirly or irregular grain may be difficult to machine without tear out.

Thickness 4/4, S2S is 13/16″ thick
Width 4″ to 8″ possible
Length* 6′ to 12′ possible
Grade Select & Better
Sold By Board Feet

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Description

Birch lumber comes in random sizes, but within certain ranges. Here’s what you can expect.

4″ to 8″ Widths

Price shown is for a random selection of widths within this range. You can request specific widths or add a straight edge rip in the order form.

6′ to 12′ Lengths

This is the range of lengths that we might have in stock. We always try to ship the longest possible lengths, but to make it easier on you and us, request length ranges in the order form.

 Length Shipping Restrictions

84″ (7′) long max
We always try to ship the longest lengths possible, depending on the quantity you order and what we have available at that time. But 7′ is the longest length we can reasonably ship by UPS & FedEx
8′ to 12′ long is possible
8′ and longer can be shipped truck freight, but this method is usually economical only for shipments that are at least 350 lbs (approx 100 board feet); Please contact us if you have questions.

13/16″ Thickness

Also known as 4/4, S2S. Surfaced 2 sides (S2S) from rough sawn lumber. You should be able to yield approximately 3/4″ thickness after you flatten, plane, shape or sand your project parts to fit your project.

How Lumber Ordering Works

1

Decide how much you need in Board Feet. Best way to get help with this is to use our Project Planner worksheet 

2

Consider how much extra you want for arranging grain or color, fixing mistakes, testing cut set ups or finishes.

3

Choose your size requirements, if you have any, in the order form.

For the woodworker who just wants a basic wood with no-nonsense, birch is a great choice. It’s commonly found in cabinets, furniture and flooring – yet often overlooked, for better or worse, in favor of maple. But Birch still is rock solid and fine to work with hand and power tools.

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