Wood #3744074

We are offering sal wood. Sal has been identified as suitable timber species for commercial production. It is moderately hard, easily worked and durable. The natural appearance of the malaysian sal lends itself to simple & also to complex designs which subtly blend in with the surrounding architecture & interiors. In the future we will continue to see more and more wood used in interior & exterior decor. Sal has always been and will continue to be, a competitively prized material for furniture & other usages because of its beauty and durability.

We are offering teak wood. Burmese teak heartwood is a uniform golden brown without markings. Grain is usually straight to slightly wavy. Texture is coarse, uneven and oily to the touch, sometimes with a white glistening deposit. weight varies from about 38lbs to 43lbs per cu. Ft. __ country of origin - southeast asia (burma, union of myanmar)__ durability - very durable. Susceptible to insect attack. Extremely resistant to preservative treatment__ uses - furniture and cabinetmaking, flooring, garden furniture, chemical vats, fume ducts, laboratory benches, plywood, and decorative veneers.

We are offering beach wood. Description - the beech is most widespread in central and western europe, although it can be found as shrub or tree between the 40th and 60th degrees of latitude. Of all deciduous trees in germany, the beech is most widespread and its timber most useful. Beech can found in mixed woodlands as well as in beech woods particularly in lowlands but also in low mountainous regions. beech trees can grow to 300 years or more, although trees of between 100 and 140 years old are typically felled. They can reach a height of 30 to 35 metres. beech belong to the family of heartwood trees. Sap and heartwood have an even pale yellow to reddish-white colouring, red-brown when steam-treated. The wood has an even fine-pored structure without noticeable markings. Older trees (over 80 years old) can develop a reddish core of irregular colour intensity and shape. __ density 0.73 g/cm3__ usagedespite its hardness, beech wood can be worked easily. It can be cut, planed, drilled and milled. When steam-treated it is well-suited, like the ash, to bending into form. __applications - plywood, bent-ply, formed multiplex- furniture, chairs and tables- interior furnishing, stairs, parquet flooring- tools, household equipment- model building- pianos- toys !!.