Lumber and Sheet Goods - Page 4 of 46

Simple Air-Sealed Ceiling for a High-Performance Home
Building an airtight box before adding a roof creates a conditioned mechanical cavity, a safe work surface, and a platform for deep insulation.
Building a Deck Without Treated Lumber
Straighter, lighter, and usually stronger than wood, light-gauge steel is a good alternative to pressure-treated lumber for shed or deck framing.
Combining Sheathing With a WRB and Air Barrier
Building-science expert Peter Yost takes an in-depth look at two sheathing systems that integrate a structural panel with bulk water and air management.
Pulling Nails From Redwood
Use pieces of scrapwood to free nails without bending the nails or splitting the wood.
Old-World Craftsmanship
A custom New York mill and a German flooring company partners to offer sustainably harvested wood from Germany's Bavaria region, hand-finished using only ingredients found in nature.
Installing ZIP System Sheathing: Fastening
In this episode of Shop Class, builder Ben Bogie shares tips for laying out and securely nailing wall sheathing.
Hollow Reclaimed Pine
These reclaimed architectural beams offer an attractive way to hide framing, ductwork, wiring, and other mechanical systems.
Weatherproof Laminated Lumber
These pressure-treated engineered beams for exterior use open up options for decks and other outdoor framing.
Deliberately Repurposed Boards
Centennial Woods sustainable, rustic wood paneling starts as highway snow fencing.
Decking Options
Real wood or composite? PVC or aluminum? Compare these popular choices based on cost, looks, durability, and maintenance needs.

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