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| Grade rules sometimes refer to "occasional pieces"—what do they mean by that? | |
| Occasional pieces means not more than 10% of
the pieces in a parcel or shipment. This provision is
used primarily to provide for acceptance of minor defects
not normally permitted in a grade. These defects, while
accidentally overlooked, are not serious enough to
justify throwing out the piece when shipping or
reinspecting the lumber. for more information on redwood grades view the Adobe Acrobat version of Redwood Grades & Uses |
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