Wood Type Information |
Wood is an organic material; Bestar Wooden Industrial Corp. has worked with wood for almost 30 years, seeking to turn already beautiful wood into pieces of art. Different woods offer different strength, durability, and characteristics:
| Type of Wood |
Descriptions |
Characteristics |
| Walnut Wood |
Walnut is exceptionally stable and durable, which explains why so many antique furnitures made from walnut managed to keep a pretty good shape. It develops a rich patina as time goes by. |
Walnut is hard, dense, and resistance to scratches, tight-grained and polishes to a very smooth finish. |
| Beech Wood |
Beech wood is primarily reddish-light-brown with tiny pores. The grain is straight with a very even texture. Many use beech for cabinets, food containers...etc. |
Medium hard, stains and polishes to a good finish. it is known as hard maple alternative. |
| Hard Maple |
Creamy color; Maple is the wood of choice for bowling pins, bowling alley lanes. Maple wood is also used for the production of wooden baseball bats |
Hard density with fine texture, |
| Cherry Wood |
Medium reddish-brown, used for furniture, cabinetmaking, flooring, high-class joinery, boat interiors. |
Medium density with fine texture. Medium strength. Good bending characteristics. |
| Oak |
Oak wood as timber is prized for its strength, elasticity, and durability. It is ideal for making furniture, |
Hard, medium-opend pores, straight grain |
| Burl |
Burl is a tree growth in which the grain has grown in a deformed manner. It is commonly found in the form of a rounded outgrowth on a tree trunk or branch that is filled with small knots from dormant buds. |
Burls present beautiful shapes and grains that are highly priced, used in car interiors, furnitures, and many other artistic pieces. |
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