This is a good question Jason - if you look up Whitewood in the dictionary, you get this: 1  Any of various deciduous trees such as the tulip tree, basswood, or cottonwood. 2  The soft, light-colored wood of any of these trees.
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Around here, whitewood is a label that's sometimes used to refer to SPF lumber from Canada. But labels like that can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people from one region to another. It might be worth asking THEM what they mean. Transvestites are men who like to eat, drink, and be Mary.
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but here small pocket Northwest you talk whitewood in the lumberyard you talkin preprimed spruce or the like ready for facia etc. 1  Reply. 2  Reply to Original. 3  Print this page. 4  Email this Message.
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whitewood is a name used for any of several types of graded lumber. SPF is one of those types, but Lowes' is not obligated to supply SPF. The Lowes' here sells whitewood 2x4s:
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What is the distance between Whitewood VA and York PA? 546 miles taking this route: Take ROUTE 638 WEST from Whitewood to ROUTE 680 in Pilgrim's Knob. Turn left.Take ROUTE 680 to U.S. 460. Turn left onto U.S. 460 EAST.Take U.S. 46 … 0 EAST to I-77 in Bluefield, WEST VIRGINIA.
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Whitewood is a term cabinetmakers use for a secondary, utility lumber, used for unseen things like toe kick framing, cleats, brackets, webbing, etc. There are a variety of species that get called whitewood, such as pine, poplar, spruce. Framing lumber should be stamped and you will see SPF on the stamp. This means the lumber is Spruce, Pine (southern yellow) or fir/hemlock all of which could be called whitewood. These days, I only see spruce in my area.
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He told me whitewood is usually spruce, a tree which grows mainly in northern climes, and all they get around here is the 2 x 4 and 2 x 6in various lengths (I was looking for 2 x 8 lumber). I like it because it is very light and makes nice casual furniture.
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According to Wikipedia, whitewood is another name for the wood from a spruce tree. Yet further investigation reveals that it is a generic term for multiple species. Just like whitefish, whitewood is a generic for spruce, hemlock or fir produced from a mill that takes in all the above species. According to Wikipedia, whitewood is another name for the wood from a spruce tree. Yet further investigation reveals that it is a generic term for multiple species.
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According to Wikipedia, whitewood is another name for the wood from a spruce tree. Yet further investigation reveals that it is a generic term for.
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what is whitewood
Whitewood is a label that's sometimes used to refer to SPF lumber from Canada. Whitewood is a label that is sometimes used to refer to spruce, pine and fir lumber from Canada.