Brädor
Brädor is the plural form of the Swedish word bräda, referring to flat, rectangular pieces of wood cut from trees and prepared for use in construction, carpentry, and crafts. They are defined by their dimensions and can be produced from various tree species, with softwoods such as pine and spruce commonly used for structural work, and hardwoods like oak or beech chosen for furniture and finishing. Engineered boards such as plywood, OSB, and fiberboard are also included under the broader use of the term.
Production and preparation involve milling logs into boards, followed by drying to reduce moisture content and
Brädor are manufactured in a range of thicknesses, widths, and lengths. Typical widths span from about 50
Common uses include framing and structural work, flooring, wall and ceiling paneling, furniture, cabinetry, and decorative