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2X6-12' TREATED SYP #1&2 GC

SKU #2612T

UPC #2612T

2X6-12'  TREATED SYP #1&2 GC
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2X6-12' TREATED SYP #1&2 GC

SKU #2612T

UPC #2612T

Regular Price
$ 13.40 MS
249 In Stock , Available at
Hamshaw Lumber Inc , 3 Bradco St , Keene , NH
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Whether you're building a deck that needs to withstand the elements or framing a structure that touches the ground, our 2x6 Treated Southern Yellow Pine (SYP) is the industry standard for durability and strength.

This lumber is graded #1 & #2, ensuring a high-quality balance of structural integrity and aesthetic appeal, while the Ground Contact (GC) treatment provides superior protection against rot and decay.

## Product Highlights

Premium Grade: A mix of #1 and #2 grades means fewer knots and better structural performance compared to standard construction lumber.

Ground Contact (GC) Rated: Chemically treated to a higher retention level than "Above Ground" lumber. It is safe for use in applications where the wood may touch the soil or remain frequently damp.

Southern Yellow Pine: Known for having the highest density of all commonly used structural lumber, providing excellent nail-holding power and load-bearing capacity.

Weather Resistant: Pressure-treated to defend against fungal decay, termites, and harsh environmental conditions.

### Technical Specifications

FeatureDetails
Nominal Size2 in. x 6 in.
Actual Size1.5 in. x 5.5 in.
SpeciesSouthern Yellow Pine (SYP)
Grade#1 & #2 Mixed
Treatment LevelGround Contact (GC)
Common UsesDeck joists, sill plates, fence posts, and landscaping

> Pro-Tip for Installation

Because this lumber is pressure-treated, it arrives with a high moisture content. We recommend using hot-dipped galvanized or stainless steel fasteners to prevent corrosion, and allowing the wood to "season" or dry out before applying a stain or sealant.