Poplar is Stocked in Various Widths and Lengths​ths

Poplar is one of the most commonly used utility hardwoods in the United States. Very easy to work in almost all regards, one of Poplar’s only downsides is its softness. Typically Poplar is used for "paint grade" projects where the color of the board or the grain is not the deciding factor. 

FAS grade is tends to have wider pieces / longer lengths on average. Overall a nice grade, fairly clean

  • 1/2" Surfaced on two sides to 1/2" thick 
  • 4/4 Hit and Missed planed to 15/16" thick
  • 4/4 Surfaced and Straight Lined  to 13/16" thick
  • 5/4 Hit and Missed planed to 1-3/16" thick
  • 5/4 Surfaced and Straight Lined  to 1-1/16" thick
  • 6/4 Hit and Missed planed to 1-7/16" thick
  • 6/4 Surfaced and Straight Lined  to 1-5/16" thick
  • 8/4 Hit and Missed planed to 1-15/16" thick
  • 8/4 Surfaced and Straight lined to 1-3/4" thick
  • 12/4 Rough cut to 3" thick
  • 16/4 Rough cut to 4" thick