Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)
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Wood handbook
1935

The Encyclopedia of wood

Wood in aircraft construction

Demonstration courses in wood utilization

Age of wood

Steps require protection from decay

Moisture resistance of coatings for wood

Demonstration courses in kiln drying, boxing and crating, gluing of wood, wood properties and uses

Drawing shows structure of hardwood

Acres of white pine timbers laid low by decay

Truss-framed system

Excellent lumber lost when big fir becomes fuel

Exploring the possibilities of pulp & paper

Treated mine timbers defy decay

Strong corners needed even on well braced crates

Wood seats for stadiums

Cleaning up a pulpwood storage yard

Minimizing wood shrinkage and swelling, treating with synthetic resin-forming materials

Swerving fibers weaken lumber

Value of decay preventatives demonstrated

Ample stickering keeps lumber straight

Detection and relief of casehardening and final moisture content tests in kiln-dried lumber

Erecting test fence for wood painting study

Moisture-resistant coatings for wood

How decay weakens wood

Soil and mositure, wood enemies

Once despised wood now valuable

Strength of various types of door construction

Lumber moisture change in box car not important

Failure of untreated post through decay

Nailed and lock-corner wood boxes

Gains and goals of forest products research, 1910-1960, FPL 50

Packaging costs for items with a packaging surface area less than 1,000 square inches

List of publications on modified woods, paper-base laminates, and reinforced plastic laminates

European sawmills make buyer take the entire log

The bending of wood

Solid waste recycling research at the Forest Products Laboratory

Dividends from wood research

Review and assessment

Knots vs. clear lumber

Fungus attack on cut end of treated pile

What decay does to groundwood fibers

The Forest products laboratory
1921

Preservative treatment saves ties

Surface area tables for use in determining packaging costs

Forest goes to mill, soil goes to sea

History of yard lumber size standards
1964

Paint retards weathering of wood surface

Semichemical pulps from selected English hardwoods (broadleaved) for production of corrugating board

Air seasoning of lumber at small mills