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CYPRESS LUMBER
We sell cypress lumber in all forms
E-MAIL
cypressshakes@gmail.com
662.614.6254
OVER 100,000 BD FT
AVAILABLE
@ $2.25 Per B.F.
Available Now
Antique Heart Cypress
CYPRESS TONGUE AND GROOVE FLOORING AVAILABLE.
PHOTOS
We have Cypress lumber in every form in
the industry. Whether it for interior use, or exterior application. Hand
rived Cypress shakes or shingles, decking, shiplap siding, support beams.
Cypress flooring, Old growth cypress lumber , cypress paneling tongue or v-
groove.
Sinker Cypress (cypress sinkers) that are very old, to second
growth logs that have just been cut.
We take Cypress logs out of rivers and swamps that have
been there for hundreds of years that once dried and milled are even more
beautiful than the day they were felled. We take down barns, warehouses,
cotton gins and railroad tunnels, that were built with cypress lumber.
These are hundreds of years old that are reused in homes and businesses
and bring a premium price.
We can handle your needs from the framing to the roof
finish. There has not been a request in any Cypress lumber that we have
not been able to provide.
Cypress physical,
mechanical and design properties compared to Western Red Cedar and Second
Growth Redwood:
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Cypress |
Western Red Cedar |
Second Growth Redwood |
Specific Gravity |
.46 |
.32 |
.35 |
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Density (lbs/ft3) |
31.4 |
22.4 |
24.5 |
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Static Bending - Dry Lumber |
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Modulus of rupture (lbs/in2) |
10,600 |
7,500 |
7,900 |
Modulus of elasticity (million lbs/in2) |
1.44 |
1.11 |
1.10 |
Work to maximum load (in-lbs/ft3) |
8.2 |
5.8 |
5.2 |
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Impact Bending - Dry Lumber |
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Height of drop causing complete failure (in) |
24 |
17 |
15 |
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Compression parallel to grain - Dry Lumber |
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Maximum crushing strength (lbs/in2) |
6,360 |
4,560 |
5,200 |
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Compression perpendicular to grain - Dry Lumber |
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Fiber stress at proportional limit (lbs/in2) |
730 |
460 |
520 |
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Tension perpendicular to the grain - Dry Lumber |
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Maximum shearing strength (lbs/in2) |
270 |
220 |
250 |
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Shear parallel to grain - Dry Lumber |
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Maximum shearing strength (lbs/in2) |
1000 |
990 |
1110 |
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Side
hardness (lbs) |
510 |
350 |
420 |
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Flame Spread Rating |
145/150 |
70 |
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Source: Wood Handbook, USDA Agriculture Handbook 72 |
As you can see. Nothing can measure up to Cypress lumber
Contact:
662-614.6254
E-mail cypress shakes@hotmail.com
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