midsize SUV, seats down and front seat forward
Tight Fit- a 96 in board rides on the diagonal from the cargo floor toward the front passenger footwell
- shorter than 8 ft lengths fit far more easily
An 8 ft 2x4 stud is 96 inches long, longer than most SUV cargo areas and short truck beds. Check whether it fits angled inside or needs the tailgate down.
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Model 1020
A standard stud is an 8 foot, 96 inch length at an actual 1.5 by 3.5 inches, about 8 to 13 pounds each by species. The length is the fit problem, not the weight: a 96 inch board is longer than most SUV cargo areas and short truck beds, so it rides angled through to the front seats or on a lowered tailgate. A bundle stacks easily once the length fits.
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Only angled in most SUVs. A 96 inch board is longer than the roughly 72 to 84 inch seats-down cargo area, so it runs on the diagonal from the cargo floor toward the front passenger footwell with the seat moved forward.
Only in a full 8 foot bed, about 98 inches. Short and standard beds are shorter than 96 inches, so drop the tailgate, rest the boards on it, and strap them.
About 8 to 9 pounds for spruce-pine-fir and about 11 to 13 pounds for Southern Yellow Pine, so a bundle adds up quickly even though each board is light.
A nominal 2x4 is an actual 1.5 by 3.5 inches, and an 8 foot stud is 96 inches long. Weight varies by species and moisture. Use the live checker for your exact vehicle.
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