Lumber

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At all times, lumber or joinery board has been the most important woodworking material. Years go by, new technologies appear, but lumber still remains the fundamental material for every woodworker.

The variety of thicknesses, lengths and quality types allows you to implement the most ambitious ideas of the craftsman and the customer.

NB! If you order a delivery, we can choose the necessary items together via online video call.

Stragendo offers lumber made of oak and ash. All the lumber we sell is made on our own manufacture in Ukraine. We control the selection of wood, personally saw and dry the board to the required humidity level.

For large volume orders, please specify the size, quantity and quality.
The board price is recalculated from cubic meters. You need to calculate the volume of each particular board (thickness mm * width mm * length mm / 1000000000), then multiply the volume by the price per cubic meter
There are two most common types of boards: edged and unedged. Read more about their differences in our materials.

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Do you need your custom-made size?

Please inquire; we will calculate your order fast and free.
NB! The shorter pieces - the cheaper delivery.

Oak Lumber – How to Choose the Right One

Every woodworker has their own tricks and is usually confident they know how to pick the perfect timber. But buying oak boards (rough-sawn lumber) is a bit more complex than choosing a glued panels or wood oil.

Here are some key factors to consider when buying lumber:

1. Final Thickness of Your Project

If your finished product should be 40 mm, buy 50 mm+ boards.
If it should be 30 mm, choose boards that are 38 mm thick.

The better the board quality, the easier it will be to machine it down to the exact thickness.

2. Moisture Content – Drying Matters

o Always carry a reliable moisture meter.
Even top-quality suppliers — whether from the U.S., Germany, Croatia, or Ukraine — sometimes include boards with uneven drying in the same batch.
Using your own moisture meter ensures consistent humidity across all pieces in a project, minimizing the risk of warping or deformation.

3. Always Buy More Than You Need
Never calculate your board usage to the exact centimeter. Always buy extra.
Even with good boards, issues appear after cutting or sanding.
Perfect logs have long been cut 10-100 years ago — at the moment we all work with regular wood, which is rarely flawless.

4. Expect Knots – and Prepare Your Client
Based on the previous point, it’s farsightedly to be ready for knots and communicate this with customers.
If you're using ash, this may not be an issue.
But oak these days rarely comes knot-free — perfection is hard to find.

5. Use Live Edge Boards Only When Needed
If your project features a live edge (natural bark edge), go for unedged boards.
But don’t assume they’ll save you money in standard projects.
By the time you trim and clean the bark, your cost will often match (or exceed) that of edged lumber due to the extra labor involved.

Bonus Tip:
If you're planning to cut boards into strips or battens, consider buying pre-cut blanks instead.
Yes, the price per unit may be higher, but you’ll save significant time and avoid waste.
Pre-cut battens come in standard sizes — we’ve already selected, cut, and planed them for you, so you can skip the extra steps and avoid multiple trips to the store.

Stragendo offers a wide selection of oak and other hardwood boards, both trimmed and untrimmed, always carefully dried and ready for your next project.

Let us know what you're building — we’ll help you choose the best material for it.