I just used decent-looking pressure-treated 2x6's.  Might be Douglas
Fir; not sure.

Then a few layers of sill insulation and the carpeting.  So far so good.

Tod
M17 #408
BuscaBrisas


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Why clear?  Tight knot 2 or better should do...

Steve
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I plan to replace the bunks on the bum's trailer this week.
Recommendations on species?  I've used cedar in the past, but clear
cedar in the correct dimension is very pricy.  I'm thinking Doug fir.
Any thoughts? t

Tom Smith & Jane Van Winkle
M17 #496 -- dharma bum





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