This term is used for wood that has been artificially dried with heat.
Dried in a kiln with the use of artificial heat.
Lumber dried in a closed chamber in which the removal of moisture is controlled by artificial heat and usually by relative humidity.
A PROCESS OF DRYING LUMBER UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS THAT IS GENERALLY SUPERIOR TO AIR DRYING.
Anything that is wood seasoned in a kiln by means of artificial heat, humidity and circulation; kiln-dried wood may refer to wood with various moisture content percentages.
Artificial drying of lumber, superior to most lumber that is air dried.
This refers to artificial drying of lumber, sometimes more effective than wood that is air dried.
To season (dry) in a kiln by means of artificial heat, controlled humidity and air circulation; kiln-dried wood may refer to wood with various moisture content percentages.
Lumber artificially dried in a specially designed enclosure or lumber kiln.