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What is Ash wood? Ash wood is a strong, durable, stable, shock-resistant hardwood native to eastern and central North America. It is one of the most popular hardwoods, widely used for fine furniture making, flooring, cabinetry, and building construction. Ash wood is not naturally rot-resistant; it tends to rot due to constant exposure to moisture … Read more
What is Beech Wood? Beech is very hard, strong, durable, and straight-grained wood. It has good strength properties and is often used for making furniture and cabinetry. Beech Wood is one of the hardest wood species and comes from deciduous plants. It has long been used to make railroad tracks. Beech is native to Europe, … Read more
Aspen and alder wood are two popular choices for interior woodworking, each with unique characteristics. These are mainly used for interior furniture. Aspen wood is generally softer and lighter than alder wood. In terms of color comparison, alder wood is darker than aspen. What is Aspen Wood? Aspen is a light-colored wood that can range … Read more
Laminates are thin seats with a smooth surface made up of several layers. Laminates are used for furniture countertops, floors, walls, ceilings and many other applications. It provides a smooth surface and an attractive look to the furniture at a low cost. Laminates are mainly used to enhance the appearance of furniture and protect it … Read more
Cypress wood is more durable, denser and rot-resistant than cedar. When we compare the color, the color of cypress wood is yellowish brown while the color of cedar wood is pinkish-red. Both the wood species are preferred for domestic furniture. They are good competitors to each other and can be used as alternatives. But it … Read more
Introduction Northern white cedar is a straight-grained, gray or brown tropical hardwood species with occasional knots. It has richly textured grain with warm, making it suitable for shingles and furniture. Northern White Cedar, also known as Eastern Arborvitae, and its scientific name “Thuja occidentalis”. It is native to eastern Canada, north-central, and northeastern United States. Various … Read more