RTD Plywood stands for “Resistance Temperature Detector”. It is an engineered wood product primarily designed for walls and roof sheathing. RTD plywood is extremely water resistant and can withstand prolonged exposure to moisture or extreme weather. The name of RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) plywood is strange. After all, what could be the meaning of Temperature … Read more
If you have to choose between Mindi and Oak Wood, it’s not an easy one. Since both these woods are relatively strong and durable, they are widely used for woodworking. Oak wood is more popular than Mindi wood because it is widely available and more resistant to rot and fungal attacks, which makes it an … Read more
The short answer is Yes, you can refinish engineered wood floors because the top thin layer is made of real hardwood. However, before you begin refinishing, you need to understand the engineered wood floor more deeply so that it can be confirmed whether your engineered wood floor can be refinished or not. The base of … Read more
Hevea wood, also known as rubberwood (Hevea brasiliensis). The wood is moderately durable and stable, making it suitable for furniture and flooring. Hevea wood comes from a medium-large deciduous tree growing to a height of 75–100 ft (23–30 m). It is native to Asia, Africa, and South America and is commonly cultivated for rubber production. … Read more
As an Amazon Associate TimberBlogger.com earns from qualifying purchases. Wooden flooring enhances the natural beauty and also increases the value of the home. Wood floors are durable and stable. A durable hardwood floor can withstand daily wear and tear and is less prone to dents. Hardwood flooring is relatively easy to clean and maintain, requiring … Read more
What is Gmelina Wood? Gmelina wood refers to wood obtained from the Gmelina Arborea tree, commonly known as beechwood, Gmelina, Goomar teak, Kashmir tree, Malay beechwood, white teak, and Yamane. Gmelina Arborea is a fast-growing deciduous tree species native to Southeast Asia and parts of Africa. It belongs to the family Lamiaceae (mint family). Gmelina … Read more