High-density Southern Yellow Pine lumber selected for auto loading into container, structural framing and construction projects. Sustainably sourced from certified mills, this #2 or BTR, #3 and #4 grade lumber offers exceptional load-bearing capacity and fastener retention - the gold standard for professional builders.
✅ Dimensions: 2" x 4" x 8' (Actual: 1.5" x 3.5")
✅ Grade: #2 or btr, #3 & #4 (Structural)
✅ Species: Southern Yellow Pine
✅ Certification: 3rd-party graded with stamp ✅ Moisture Content: ≤19% (KDAT available)
We maintain an extensive inventory of lumber and plywood in order to fulfill your materials lists quickly. Whether it's a small package or truckloads of materials, you can be assured that we have the high-quality, defect-free lumber you need in stock.
Premium Framing Material for Structural Applications
Key Features & Benefits:
Superior Strength - 20% denser than standard pine
Excellent Fastener Hold - Reduced splitting during nailing
Workability - Machines cleanly without excessive tear-out
Common Applications:
Wall framing (16" or 24" on center)
Floor joists (supplemented with bridging)
Roof rafters (up to 20' spans with proper support)
Shed/outbuilding construction
Concrete formwork
Technical Specifications
Attribute
Specification
Actual Size
1.5" x 3.5" x 96"
Bending Strength
1,250 psi (Fb)
Modulus of Elasticity
1.4 million psi (E)
Max Load Capacity
1,450 lbs (8' span, 16" OC)
Knot Size
≤1.5" (#3 grade)
Wane Allowance
≤1/4 width, 1/2 length
4.5
Based on 42 reviews
Rating Breakdown
5 star
65%
4 star
20%
3 star
10%
2 star
3%
1 star
2%
Excellent quality straps
Posted on March 15, 2023
These straps have held up perfectly through months of heavy use on our construction site. The ratchet mechanism is smooth and the webbing shows no signs of wear.
By: John D. (Construction Foreman)
Great value for the price
Posted on February 28, 2023
I've used these for securing equipment on my flatbed trailer. They work as well as more expensive brands I've tried. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that the handles could be slightly more ergonomic.
By: Sarah M. (Trucking Company Owner)
Good basic straps
Posted on January 10, 2023
These straps do the job well for general use. I've had no issues with them, though I haven't pushed them to their limits yet. The yellow color makes them easy to spot in my tool trailer.
By: Robert T. (Equipment Operator)
#3 has tighter knot restrictions (≤1.5" vs #4's ≤2.5") and less wane - choose #3 for visible structural members.
Yes when properly engineered - meets IRC/IBC code requirements for residential construction.
17% higher bending strength and better nail-holding but may require pre-drilling near ends.
Yes - ask about GCAT or .40 RET treatments for ground contact.
Industry standard after drying/planning - 1.5"x3.5" is code-compliant for structural calculations.
