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
Overview Mahogany is a strong durable and extremely attractive hardwood, widely used for making quality furniture, cabinet, and flooring. The color of Mahogany is naturally reddish-brown which is known for its attractive color. Generally, Mahogany grain is straight but sometimes it can be irregular and interlocked. Mahogany’s heartwood is a naturally durable and rot-resistant wood. … Read more
Mahogany wood is more durable, stable, and stronger than Meranti wood. Mahogany is known to be a premium expensive hardwood. Meranti is moderately durable wood good for furniture. Meranti wood (Shorea spp.) Meranti is medium density hardwood, It gives a pale pink to brown and reddish-brown appearance. Wood is versatile wood used for many purposes, … Read more
Overview Poplar(Populus) is a light, strong, and shock-resistant wood. This is a great wood, which can be used for many purposes. Poplar wood is commonly used for making furniture, paper, craft, cabinets, wooden toys, plywood, etc. Poplar is a common name of 25–30 species of deciduous flowering plants in the family Salicaceae, It is native … Read more
Padauk Wood Padauk wood is known for its durability, strength, and stability properties. Its properties make it a versatile wood, it is used for various purposes. Padauk is a common name of several (35 species is currently accepted) species. The names of some special species are as follows: African Padauk, Burma Padauk, Andaman Padauk, and … Read more
Introduction The process of making lumber begins with harvesting forest trees. Hardwood living trees have about 75% to 80% moisture which is not suitable for burning, furniture, and any projects at all. Wood with 7% to 9% moisture content is suitable for making furniture and below 20% moisture content for firewood. When the wood begins … Read more