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Planed Douglas fir

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Short answer: Planed Douglas fir is smooth and dimensionally stable - the choice for exposed work. Rough-sawn is coarser and cheaper. Both are class 3; in stock with us in Meppel. You buy on size and finish, not on a brand name.

Planed Douglas fir has a smooth finish - suitable for exposed work, neat fence boards, gates, veranda finishing and façade cladding. The warm Douglas fir character remains, with a surface ready for oil, stain or paint. Compare with all Douglas fir boards (including rough-sawn) and read how to assess a supplier in buying Douglas fir timber.

We are not an anonymous reseller without a yard: you can see sizes and prices online, Google reviews (4.8★ / 141+) and opening hours on contact. For cladding/fence profiles, see also Douglas fir cladding and Danish cladding timber species.

PLANED

45x45mm Douglas planed (3.00 m)

  • 45mm thick
  • Douglas
  • 45x45mm
  • 3,00m
€ 9,45per piece · collect in Meppel

Quality timber for indoor and outdoor use.

SKU: JS00222 Douglas

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find planed Douglas fir boards from a Dutch supplier?

At Houthandel Jan Sok: planed Douglas fir from stock at the yard in Meppel, available to order online with delivery throughout the Netherlands. Always check that “planed” is in the product name - otherwise you often get rough-sawn.

Is planed Douglas fir more durable than rough-sawn?

No. The durability class (3) is the same. Planed feels smoother and is neater for exposed work; rough-sawn is cheaper and more rustic.

Can I use planed Douglas fir outdoors?

Yes, above ground. Protect the end grain and avoid permanent ground contact, or place it on a post base/concrete footing. Left untreated, the timber turns grey naturally.