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Douglas Fir has excellent strength to weight ratio and is used for building and construction purposes. It is available in large dimensions. It is easy to work on and it turns, planes and shapes well. It can be sanded for a smooth finish. It is a seasoned wood and hence dimensionally stable.

Pine Wood is excellent for a lot of interior usage. For wall paneling, furniture manufacturing, false ceiling, wooden framed partitions, it performs well.

The Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) is a large evergreen coniferous tree that is native to the Pacific Northwest of North America. It has a pyramidal shape with a broad trunk and dense, fern-like foliage. The tree's leaves are small, scale-like, and dark glossy green above and whitish underneath. The bark is ridged and dark reddish-brown. 

Yellow Cedar is very easy to work on and is used in joinery, carpentry, decorative panelling, furniture and mouldings etc. It has a fine texture with uniform density across single growth rings making it great for carvings and turnings. It is one of world''s most durable woods with exceptional longetivity. There is a lack of visual grain and the wood is very easy to work with.

Yellow Cedar is very easy to work on and is used in joinery, carpentry, decorative panelling, furniture and mouldings etc. It has a fine texture with uniform density across single growth rings making it great for carvings and turnings. It is one of world's most durable woods with exceptional longetivity. There is a lack of visual grain and the wood is very easy to work with.

Suitable for outdoor wooden furniture when used with suitable adhesive and wood coatings.

White ash (Fraxinus americana) is a dense, lightweight, and strong wood that is valued for its hardness, elasticity, and shock resistance. It is often used for tool handles, sports equipment, and furniture. White ash is also used in doors, veneer, antique vehicle parts, canoe paddles, snowshoes, boats, posts, and railroad cars. 

Oak is a hardwood that is strong, dense, and hard, with a close grain and resistance to fungal and insect infestations. It is also flexible, which makes it suitable for artistic pieces and complex architectural projects. Oak is commonly used for:Furniture, Joinery, Flooring, Paneling, Decking, and Veneers. 
WL WestOak Wood & Timber Uses & Properties | WL West & Sons10 Jan 2021
LiberonOak (Types of wood) | Libéron wood cares and productsOak has many properties, including:DurableLong-lastingAttractive wood grainLess likely to warp when exposed to sunlightGood water resistant propertiesHighly resistant to wear and tearStains and polishes well 
Oak has pale yellow brown heartwood with medium coarse grain, tending to be straight and uniform. Exceptions are when quarter sawn, brown/yellow streaked, or pippy/burry. Workable with machine or hand tools depending on grain pattern but very difficult to treat (moisture & acid content). Oak is a renewable resource, but turnover is extremely slow. It can take 150 years for oak to grow and mature before being suitable for construction. Oak is naturally resistant to insect and fungal attack. This is part of the reason Oak trees are so long-lived. Combined with their natural water resistance, Oak wood is less prone to decay and rotting. The resulting timber will be extremely weatherproof and require little or no chemical treatment. 

In order to gain the utmost fulfillment of patrons, we are engaged in providing a premium quality of Teak Wood to our esteemed customers.

Premium quality European White Oak. Perfect for furniture, door frames, table tops, wall paneling etc.

Matching White Oak veneer also readily available in stock.

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Burma teak is a hardwood from Myanmar that is known for its durability, water resistance, and natural resistance to decay, rot, and insect infestations. It has a uniform golden brown color, a coarse, uneven texture, and a straight to slightly wavy grain. It also has a leather-like smell when freshly milled, and sometimes has a white glistening deposit. 

Meranti wood is a hardwood that is native to Southeast Asia, particularly Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. It has a medium density and hardness, falling between oak and pine on the hardness scale. It has a specific gravity of 0.55 to 0.68, a Janka hardness of 800 lb f, and an average dried weight of 42 lbs/ft 3. Meranti wood has white resin streaks and a coarse texture, which give it a distinctive appearance.