Ash
This is a very strong heavy, and hard type of wood. With our
addiction to perfection. Ash woods only offers the most durable
Ash wood around. Ash hardwood flooring adorns homes with a
Modern look yet maintains a classical touch. It has a light-
Colored to nearly white sapwood and its heartwood varies from
Greyish or light brown, to pale yellow streaked with brown. It is
Generally straight-grained with a coarse uniform texture.
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American beech is the only member of the Fagus genus that is
native to North American. It is probably best known for its very
smooth, grey bark. It has reddish-brown heartwood with thin
white sapwood and straight-grained pattern. It is a hard, strong,
close-grained wood which is easy to paint, stain or bleach.
*Reddish-brown heartwood with thin sapwood and
straight-grained pattern.
*A hard, strong, close-grained wood, that is easy to paint,
stain or bleach.
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The Burmese Teak with its rare beauty of rich golden streak and
decorative grain and texture is considered the most valuable and
versatile hardwood. It has a very low coefficient of expansion and
extraction because of its natural oils which makes the wood
stable. Burmese Teak is also one of the timbers that are not
susceptible to termite attacks.
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The heartwood of Pyinkado is a rich reddish brown with some
darker streaks. This distinct reddish tone has been described
by many as a “luxury class” of red color. Pyinkado redwood is
sometimes called Burmese Ironwood due to its hardness. It
behaves well in the drying process, drying slowly but with very
little degrade. This species is an excellent choice for wood flooring
due to its durability and termite resistant properties.
*Reknown for almost 200years, each species has its own
character and history. Each piece has an individual richness.
*Ranging in tone from pale.
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This wood is practically synonymous with high-quality, durable
and distinctively attractive wood floors. It is a hard-wearing
timber which produces a tough long-lasting floor. The timber is
close grained with only minor color variations and is especially
suited for modern interiors.
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Maple makes very hard premium floor. Its color vary from
blonde to nutty brown. Maple has a fine, uniform texture, and
is strong, resistant to shock and generally straight grained.
However, “curly”, “fiddleback”, and “bird-eyes” figures do
appear occasionally.
Its sapwood is creamy white with a slight reddish brown tinge
and the heartwood varies from light to dark reddish brown. The
amount of darker brown heartwood can differ significantly
according to growing regions. Both sapwood and heartwood
can contain pith fleck.
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Pine wood is commercially among the most important species
used for timber in temperate and tropical regions of the world.
Many are grown as a source of wood pulp for paper manufacture.
This is because they are fast growing softwoods that can be
planted in relatively dense stands, and their acidic decaying
Needles may inhibit the growth of other competing plants in the
cropping areas.
It is commonly used to build ceiling, walls, cabinets, interior
finishes and wooden ware. It has light cream to slightly reddish
brown heartwood and yellow-white sapwood. It is usually straight
grained and easily worked.
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Originated from Tasmania, Australia, the name Tasmanian Oak
was first used by early European timber workers who believed
the eucalypts showed the same strength as English Oak.
Tasmanian oak is 35% harder than teak, just slightly softer than
white oak, 7% softer than hard maple and 30% softer than jarrah.
This hardwood timber is light-colored, ranging from straw to
light reddish brown.
* Reknown for almost 200 years, each species has its own
character and history. Each piece has an individual richness.
* Ranging in tone from pale.
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The sapwood of walnut is creamy white, while the heartwood is
light brown to dark chocolate brown, with an occasional purplish
cast and darker streaks. Walnut can be supplied steamed to
darker sapwood or left unsteamed. The wood is generally
straight grained, but sometimes with wavy or curly grain that
produces an attractive and decorative figure.
Black walnut is moderately heavy, hard, strong, stiff and has
good shock resistant properties. Grain patterns will vary from
very plain to highly intricate. this species can be easily worked on
with hand or machine tools. It take and holds paints and resists
stains exceptionally well, is readily polished and easily glued. The
wood finished beautifully with outstanding grain, color and pattern.
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