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What is Rough Cut Lumber Used For?
Rough cut lumber has been cut and sold as-is, rather than run through a surfacing tool and "dressed." Rough-cut lumber, because it is not processed, is close in size to its nominal dimensions, while dressed lumber will be about a 1/2 inch smaller in width and depth than its nominal dimensions. Since it is not processed as much, rough-sawn lumber is generally sold cheaper than dressed lumber. Rustic Projects Floors and beams can be constructed using rough cut lumber, especially if you are aiming for a rustic look. Camps, Barns, workshops and sheds are frequently constructed or accented with exposed beams and wide-plank floors. Exterior Projects Siding, outbuildings, decks and exterior stairs are commonly constructed with rough lumber. As well as docks, fencing and raised beds for gardens.
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