Where can I find that type of wood?

[wvansl]

Hi,
Where can I find that type of wood?



Thanks!

 

[Noseone]

Would guess a small lumberyard with its own saw. It's probably common pine, right?

 

[KnockOnWood]

Ask for "vildmarkspanel".

It is the common term for boards that are not edge-sawn.

https://www.google.se/search?q=vildmarkspanel

 

[Mell]

Is also called bakved, bakaved or sapwood.

 

[palbin]

I have built two fences with "privately sawn" boards (oak in my case) - you have to work a bit to use the resulting "non-straightness" of various kinds to your advantage, but the result can be outstanding (besides being quite surely unique...) - if you allocate enough time and energy, you get something that is totally superior to the more commonly more or less machine-produced "pressed fences".

 

[AndersS]

As a previous post says, it is commonly rough-sawn lumber. It is usually found at what are called "farm sawmills," or it is sawn with chainsaw solutions, for example, those available from Logosol http://www.logosol.se/sagverk/. Take a trip out to the countryside and keep your eyes open for stacks of lumber where there is air-dried rough-sawn lumber drying, and perhaps you will find someone willing to sell some to you.