what do the suffixes on this wood list mean?

[Brian Runau]

Anyone help me understand what the suffixes mean on this lumber list? FB, SP, PF, AB, 1C, CH, etc... thanks.

Brian

[Jamie Buxton]

They look like two-letter shorthand for standard lumber grades. 1C is likely #1 Common. SB is likely Select or Better. In a list like that I would have expected to see FAS (First and Seconds), so maybe FB is their version. Beyond that, I got nothing.

[Brian Runau]

They look like two-letter shorthand for standard lumber grades. 1C is likely #1 Common. SB is likely Select or Better. In a list like that I would have expected to see FAS (First and Seconds), so maybe FB is their version. Beyond that, I got nothing.

Thanks appreciate it.

Brian

[Jay Aubuchon]

I speculate that "Pennsylvania CH" refers to Pennsylvania Cherry. See also.

[kent wardecke]

They look like two-letter shorthand for standard lumber grades. 1C is likely #1 Common. SB is likely Select or Better. In a list like that I would have expected to see FAS (First and Seconds), so maybe FB is their version. Beyond that, I got nothing.

FAS first and seconds? I thought it was Face and Side

[kent wardecke]

FAS first and seconds? I thought it was Face and Side

Looks like I learned something today 😉