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Wood Furring Strips

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Furring Strips for Leveling and Framing Support


Furring strips are narrow boards used to create a level surface for attaching paneling, drywall and other finishing materials. They’re installed over masonry, concrete or uneven framing to help provide consistent support for interior surfaces. Available in different wood species and lengths, furring strips support a variety of construction and renovation projects. Explore furring strip at Lowe’s to find materials suited for everyday building needs.


Benefits of Furring Strips

  • Surface Leveling Support: They’re designed to help create even backing for drywall and panel installations.
  • Versatile Installation Use: Wood furring strips are commonly used in remodeling and finishing projects.
  • Framing Flexibility: They’re suitable for attaching drywall furring strips to walls and ceilings.
  • Lightweight Construction: They’re easy to handle and position during installation tasks.
  • Everyday Building Utility: They’re useful for interior finishing, repairs and structural adjustments.

Key Features of Furring Strips

  • Wood Types: available in spruce pine fir, southern yellow pine and whitewood varieties to support different project requirements
  • Standard Lengths: offered in common sizes, such as 8-ft furring strips, for consistent installation planning
  • Dimensional Consistency: cut to uniform measurements for easier alignment and fastening
  • Smooth Finish: designed to support secure attachment of drywall or panel materials
  • Practical Sizing: suitable for use in walls, ceilings and framing adjustments

How to Choose Furring Strips

  • Match Project Scope: Select lengths and quantities based on the size of the installation area.
  • Review Species Preference: Choose wood types that align with strength and application needs.
  • Consider Installation Surface: Determine if strips will be applied over masonry, framing or concrete.
  • Plan Material Needs: Estimate board count to support proper spacing and attachment.


Furring strips support everyday construction projects by helping create level surfaces for finishing materials. They’re useful for remodeling tasks, wall preparation and structural adjustments in interior spaces. Having the right length and species available can help support consistent installation results.