1×5 Board
Nominal 1×5 boards in 2 species, every one milled to 3/4″ x 4 5/8″. Surfaced and ready to finish. See the board size guide for how nominal and actual sizes compare across the range.
We offer free next-day delivery on orders over $300 within a 50-mile radius of any of our stores. For orders less than $300 within our radius, we charge a $65 delivery fee. For delivery sites outside of our 50-mile radius, we charge a $250 delivery fee, regardless of the amount purchased. Please click here to view a map of our delivery radius.
Product details
| Nominal Size | 1 X 5 |
|---|---|
| Wood SpeciesWood type classification to identify material characteristics. |  Finger‑Joint Poplar (Primed)Smooth, primed finger‑joint Poplar for premium paint‑grade trim. |
| Board Length | 16′, 4″ sample, 8′ |
| Edge ProfileShows whether the board edges are square (sharp) or eased (rounded). |  S4S (Smooth 4 Sides)Smooth on all four sides with crisp, square edges. |
Description
1×5 Board
Our nominal 1×5 boards are part of the 1x range and are stocked in 2 species: FJ Poplar Primed and Knotty Alder.
Every 1×5 board we stock is milled to 3/4″ x 4 5/8″, surfaced and ready to prime or finish. If you want the full picture across every size we carry, the board size guide sets out nominal against actual for the whole range.
If this width is not quite right, 1×4 boards are the next size down and 1×6 boards the next size up.
Sold in 8ft and 16ft lengths, with 4in samples available if you want to see a species in person before committing. Free delivery on orders over $300 within 50 miles of any of our stores, and you can contact us if you need a length we do not list.
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