Abstract: A rack for producing transport bundles of stacked lumber comprises a deck over which is laid plural rows of dunnage-and-banding gutters. The which dunnage-and-banding gutters are arranged to define a major channel that has a bottom wall extending between spaced sidewalls and is sized to receive dunnage stock. Two by four lumber (4.5 cm by 9 cm) is common for dunnage stock. The dunnage-and-banding gutters also define a minor channel recessed in the major channel's bottom wall. The minor channel is sized to receive banding material such as strap. Preferably both the dunnage stock as well as the banding can be fed in axially from either open end of the gutters after the lumber has already been stacked up on top.