Meranti and pine are both excellent species. There is a great demand for furniture and construction. In this post, you will know the difference between Meranti and Cedar Wood. Meranti wood is more durable and stable for outdoor furniture than cedar wood. Pine wood is pale yellow, whereas meranti wood varies in color from light … 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
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
Loblolly Pine(Pinus taeda) is an evergreen coniferous species of Pine(Pinus). It is native to the Southeastern United States. Loblolly pine is a common species of tree in the United States. It is a versatile pine species, used for Furniture, pulpwood, plywood, composite boards, posts, poles, pilings, crates, boxes, pallets, etc. Loblolly Pine is preferred for … Read more
Cedar wood is stronger, more durable, and more resistant than Pine Wood. The color of Pine Wood is light whereas Cedar is slightly darker than Pine. Cedar and pine are both popular woods that are most commonly used for making furniture, flooring, and fences. So it is difficult to choose between these two types of … Read more
Introduction Jack Pine (Pinus banksiana) is known for making quality Pulpwood, boxes/crates, and poles. It has great workability properties. It is native to the northeastern United States and Canada. Jack Pine Wood is medium to low durability quality, Therefore it is not suitable for extreme weather and external application. Jack Pine belongs to the Pinaceae … Read more
