Class A Wood Pilings
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SKU:LLS-PILING-20-CA-SYP-.6CCA | Web ID:2620Minimum Order: 10+Built to Order 4 Weeks- Pole Weight (lbs): 600-800
- Warranty: 1 year
Starting At$621.82
SKU:LLS-PILING-25-CA-SYP-.6CCA | Web ID:2617Minimum Order: 10+Built to Order 4 Weeks- Pole Weight (lbs): 770-920
- Warranty: 1 year
Starting At$765.45- SKU:LLS-PILING-30-CA-SYP-.6CCA | Web ID:2605Minimum Order: 4+Built to Order 4 Weeks
- Pole Weight (lbs): 1000-1200
- Warranty: 1 year
Starting At$836.36 - SKU:LLS-PILING-35-CA-SYP-.6CCA | Web ID:2611Minimum Order: 4+Built to Order 4 Weeks
- Pole Weight (lbs): 1320-1570
- Warranty: 1 year
Starting At$1,090.91 - SKU:LLS-PILING-40-CA-SYP-.6CCA | Web ID:2608Minimum Order: 4+Built to Order 4 Weeks
- Pole Weight (lbs): 1640-1940
- Warranty: 1 year
Starting At$1,254.55 
SKU:LLS-PILING-45-CA-SYP-.6CCA | Web ID:2614Minimum Order: 4+Built to Order 4 Weeks- Pole Weight (lbs): 1990-2330
- Warranty: 1 year
Starting At$1,590.91
What are Class A Wood Pilings?
Class A wood pilings represent the highest grade of structural timber pilings under ASTM classification standards, engineered for demanding marine and foundation applications. Our marine construction specialists manufacture Class A Southern Yellow Pine pilings with stringent dimensional requirements, including a minimum 9-inch tip diameter and 14-inch diameter at 3 feet from the butt end. These premium-grade pilings undergo .60 CCA pressure treatment (with optional higher concentrations up to 2.5 lbs per cubic foot) for maximum resistance to marine borers, decay, and saltwater corrosion.
Class A designation ensures superior strength characteristics, tight grain structure, and minimal defects compared to lower grades.
Available in lengths from 20-45 feet, our USA-manufactured Class A pilings meet Corps of Engineers specifications for critical waterfront infrastructure, including docks, piers, and marine foundations where structural integrity and longevity are paramount.