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1 X 10" C & Better Select Clear Pine

SKU #110C UPC #110SP
1 x 10" C & Better Select Clear Pine
Regular Price
$ 3.06 LF
Subject to availability and seasonality from suppliers. If we cannot get it, you will be notified and refunded.
Hamshaw Lumber Inc Keene, NH
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Description

Premium S4S C & Better Select Clear Pine

The Gold Standard for Custom Woodworking & Finish Carpentry

Elevate your next project with our Select Clear Pine. Sourced for its exceptional quality and aesthetic appeal, this lumber is graded "C & Better," meaning it is virtually free of knots, streaks, and defects. Whether you are building heirloom furniture or high-end interior trim, this pine offers a flawless canvas for both paint and stain.

Product Specifications

Grade: C & Better (Select) – The highest grade available, ensuring a clean, clear face.

Surfacing: S4S (Surfaced on 4 Sides) – Pre-planed and sanded on all faces and edges, ready for immediate use.

Actual Thickness: 3/4" (standard 1x nominal).

Width: Multi-Width (random width selection for a natural, varied look).

Material: Sustainable Softwood Pine, known for its stability and ease of machining.

Why Choose C & Better Clear Pine?

Flawless Finish: Without knots to bleed through, your paint jobs will stay crisp and white, and your stains will appear uniform and professional.

Superior Workability: This pine is easy on your tools. It cuts cleanly, takes nails without splitting, and glues exceptionally well.

Modern Versatility: The multi-width selection allows for creative installations, from custom wall paneling to unique shelving units.

Time-Saving: Since it is S4S, we’ve done the heavy lifting. No need for a jointer or planer—just measure, cut, and install.

Common Applications

"Perfect for cabinetry, fine furniture, window casings, mantels, and any application where the natural beauty of wood should be the star—not the knots."