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16.1 pounds; (7.30 Kg) (avg, approx) 2"x6"x8ft DF2 KD

10.2 pounds; (4.63 Kg) (avg, approx) 2"x4"x8ft DF2 KD

Natural wood density varies; individual board weights +/- 50% or more, depending on tree species, lumber grade, grain structure, and moisture content. If weight is critical, recommend test.

Actual milled dimensions: 1.5" x 5.5" x 96+" (a little longer than nominal lengths to allow for cutting; true in 8', 10', 12', 14', 16', 18', 20', 24' lengths) "Studs" are usually precisely 92-1/4" so that one bottom and two top plates (3x 1.5"=4.5") make a frame for 8 foot drywall.

"Douglas Fir grade 2, green" wood is often used for framing houses in western USA, "Southern Pine" in the south, and other species available in various localities. Green lumber (much more moist than KD) weighs a lot more, especially exposed to rain.

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