Petrograd Standard is an old Nordic measure for softwood
* 1 std of board equals 165 (English) cubic feet or 1980
* 1 std of round wood equals 120 cubic feet, or 3.398 m³
Note that Kristiania Standard is 5/8 of Petrograd Standard, and London Standard is 270 cu. ft.
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