Cherry Wood Prices Per Board Foot

All lumber is graded to national hardwood association standards.

Cherry wood prices per board foot.

Surface four sides call for pricing. Surface two sides and straightline rip one edge add 0 60 bd ft. Prices are subject to change without notice. Cherry lumber prices per board foot as of sep 15 2020.

Local 336 449 9627 or toll free 1 888 445 7335 all prices given are for rough lumber. For fas and 1 common stock other species like walnut cherry or maple or for custom sized pieces like mantle pieces please call the mill for current pricing at 828 277 0120. All species of wood priced per board foot rough cut boards hemlock kiln dried. 3 75 would be read as 75 1000 or 075 bf.

The chart with log prices should be read as price per 1000 bf. Shipping not included in prices. Clear saw log 144 1 40 per bf. Due to the individual nature of each board please use this list as a guideline only.

Unless otherwise noted 9 11 1 2 wide boards are an additional 1 00 2 00 bf and 11 1 2 14 wide boards are another 1 00 2 00 bf. Surfaced two sides add 0 40 bd ft. 4 4 cherry red 1 face 4 95. In other words if you add a decimal in front that would be price per board foot.

Custom cuts available minimum 15 shop fee. Great for cabinet doors or 1 face applications. 1 board foot 2 359 74 cm lumber price per 1 cm 0 02 usd. Conversion lumber price price.

Custom exotic lumber orders. 90 100 red face 50 80 red back 6 foot length. This mix of 10 x 20 black oak white oak. 1 250 would be read as 250 1000 bf or 25 bf poplar.

90 100 red face sappy back. Call for questions on inventory. Other names black cherry capulin cherry chisos wild cherry choke cherry edwards plateau cherry escarpment cherry gila choke cherry mountain black cherry new england mahogany plum rum cherry southwestern chokecherry whiskey. For white oak our price per bf is 1 50 bf for 4 6 8 and 2 00 for 10 and 12 the wider stock is more expensive per bf.

10 12 1 60 all species of wood priced per board foot prices are subject to item availability and may change. Multiply the price per bf by the scale and that is the value of your log. Freshly cut cherry is often very pale but the wood oxidizes to its famously favorable rich brown red in time. Hard maple 75 per bf.