S4S Milled Lumber

S4S (Surfaced Four Sides) milled lumber is planed smooth on all four sides, providing a clean, uniform finish and perfectly square edges. This ready-to-use lumber is ideal for applications where precision and a polished appearance are essential. Available in a wide variety of wood species and sizes, S4S lumber saves time and effort, making it a top choice for cabinetry, furniture, trim, and other fine woodworking projects.

Quarrix ProTect FURRING STRIP for SIDING-image

Quarrix ProTect FURRING STRIP for SIDING

Quarrix ProTect Furring Strips provide long-lasting protection that prevents moisture damage within the walls. Uniquely designed with small air channels to allow bulk water and other moisture to easily escape behind cladding, and air to flow vertically and horizontally to keep the wall assembly dry.

Made of durable, HDPE plastic, ProTect Furring Strips are resistant to warping, splitting, mold and mildew. Each piece is dimensionally die-cut so that you receive an identical piece every time. Approximately 1 linear foot of ProTect Furring Strips will be needed for every 1 square foot of wall covering.

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Brand: Quarrix
Item#: 6495 - (3/4" X 1-1/2" X 8'-8") 104 LF 12pc bundle
Item#: 6496 - QUARRIX FURRING STRIP 5/16" X 1-1/2" X 8' 8" (24pc bundles / 208 LF)

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