Oak Wood is medium brown-coloured, straight-grained hardwood. It is strong, hard, heavy, and dense-grained wood. Its natural properties make it the best choice for making furniture, cabinetry, and flooring. Oak Wood is resistant to decay and moisture, So it is widely used for boatbuilding. Oaks is a versatile wood. It is used in many interior and … Read more
What is hemlock wood? Hemlock woods is softwood, Used for light framing, sheathing, and plywood. Hemlock is light in weight, stable, and affordable wood. Due to its great properties, it is suitable for indoor uses and construction purposes. It has many special properties, which make it different from other softwood. There are about 8 to … Read more
Birch Wood Birch Wood is a light-colored, low-density, stable hardwood, used for making quality floor and furniture. Due to its lightweight and low density, It is easy to work with all types of tools. It has many great properties, which make it different from other hardwoods. There are about 12 to 60 Species of Birch. … Read more
Hickory wood is more resistant to scratches and damage than Pecan because Hickory is very hard and dense. Hickory can be a little tricky to work with. Botanically, pecans come from hickory trees. Hickory can be divided into two groups: true-hickory, and pecan-hickory. True Hickory Pecan Hickory Pignut Hickory (Carya glabra) Water Hickory (Carya aquatica) … Read more
Pine Wood is the most affordable and preferred softwood for many wood projects. It is known for its stiffness, durability, strength, and shock resistance properties. Pine is a versatile wood, which is used in almost all fields. Pine is a softwood but it is stronger than many other hardwoods. There are more than 100 species … Read more
Hickory wood is stronger, durable and more shock resistant than Ash wood. Ash wood is not rot resistant so it is not suitable for outdoor purposes whereas Ash wood can be used for outdoor purposes. But ash wood is easier to work with than hickory wood because the density of ash wood is less. Ash … Read more