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NeLMA Eastern White Pine (Pineus strobus)
Lightweight, soft, even-textured and easily worked, Eastern White Pine is the least resinous of all pines. It does not swell or shrink greatly with moisture content changes and displays remarkable durability as shown by the large number of houses built of Eastern White Pine in New England 200 or more years ago. Because of these desirable characteristics, Eastern White pine uses include millwork, mouldings, knotty pine paneling, siding and boards for boxes, crates, coffins, boats, woodenware and novelties.
The Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association grade stamp, in accordance with Voluntary Product Standard 20, contains five elements that aid the consumer in identifying the manufacturer, grade, species, moisture content and certification.
D & Better Select (64k)
  • One sound, tight pine knot (max 1/2") per surface foot
  • Well spaced knots, more clear wood
  • Used for natural or stained finishes, fine woodworking or interior trim
Finish (65k)
  • Fine appearance; knotty grade
  • Sound tight knots, no holes
  • Material may be stained to show natural highlights or used to give a fine, smooth painted surface
Premium(61k)
  • Good knotty appearance
  • Used where slightly rougher natural appearances are desired
  • Material may be stained to show natural characteristics or smooth painted surface<
  • Wane is acceptable, but must be on the reverse face
Standard (58k)
  • May be used where a coarser, rustic decorative appearance is desired
  • A highly serviceable grade, used mostly for construction purposes
Industrial (57k)
  • The lowest common board grade; allows large characteristics as long as the full length of the board is usable
  • Any characteristics which seriously weaken the board for reasonable handling will not be allowed
  • Generally used in rough construction, where strength and appearance are not of primary importance

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