Alder | £25 |
Ash | £25 |
Birch | £25 |
Beech | £25 |
Beech with spalting | £30 |
Cedar of Lebanon | £30 |
Cherry | £30 |
Elm | £35 |
Larch | £22 |
Lime | £25 |
Oak standard grade up to 2 inches thick | £35 |
Oak joinery grade up to 2 inches thick | £45 |
Oak standard grade over 2 inches thick | £45 |
Oak joinery grade over 2 inches thick | £58 |
Oak brown | £45 |
Oak pippy | £50 |
Oak burry | £60 |
Poplar | £25 |
Sweet Chestnut | £30 |
Sycamore | £25 |
Walnut
| £55 |
Yew | £45 |
Measure the piece of timber in inches. Multiply the length by the width by the thickness – this will give you the number of cubic inches. Divide this figure by 1728 and this is the number of cubic feet.
For example a board 7 feet long (84 inches) and 8 inches wide and 2 inches thick is 1344 cubic inches. 1344 divided by 1728 is 0.77 cubic feet – or to put it another way just over three quarters of a cubic foot.
To actually arrive at the price for the board, multiply the number of cubic feet by the price per cubic foot (0.77 X £25 in our example) then add 20% VAT (our example gives a final price of £23.10).
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