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Cedar is a wonderful wood species. It is a durable and strong softwood. Cedar doesn’t shrink, swell, warp. Therefore it is an excellent choice for exterior siding. Spanish cedar is harder than western red cedar. Western red cedar has straight grain while Spanish cedar may also have interlocked grain. Spanish Cedar (Cedrela odorata) Spanish cedar … Read more
Santos Mahogany Santos mahogany is very durable, attractive, and rot-resistant hardwood. It is native to Southern Mexico and Central and South America. Santosh Mahogany is widely used for all types of furniture and construction. It interlocked grain, which gives it strength and stability. Santos mahogany is one of the species of mahogany. Mahogany is known … Read more
Teak is one of the popular hardwood species used in wood working. It has always been in high demand due to its natural rot and water-resistant properties. That’s why all species of teak are expensive. African teak is durable, stable, and stronger than Indian teak. Indian teak is used for making furniture, cabinets, and plywood, … Read more
What is Monkey Pod Wood? The Monkey Pod (Albizia Saman) wood, also known as Monkeypod, Raintree, Suar, Rain Tree, and Mimosa, is native to Central and South America. Monkey Pod is durable, strong, rot, and decay-resistant hardwood. It is a versatile wood that can be used for all types of indoor and outdoor applications. Due to its dense … Read more
Acacia wood is more versatile and durable than Suar wood. Acacia wood is naturally resistant to moisture or water. Suar wood is highly resistant to decay and dry-wood termites. Suar Wood The Suar wood (Scientific Name Albizia Saman), also known as Monkeypod, Monkey Pod, Raintree, and Mimosa, is native to Central and South America. Suar … Read more
What is Acacia Wood? Acacia wood is heavy, durable, stable, and beautiful high-demand hardwood. It is a versatile wood that can be used for any commercial purposes such as furniture, flooring, serving bowls, and many more. Wood is famous for its natural strength and deep, rich hues. Acacia Wood is known for its chocolate-brown or … Read more