It has light, soft and straight grains, it has a magnificent ability to take a smooth, fine and precisely cut finish wood. Whitewood is broadly used in constructing as well as in interior finish of houses.

Grain is generally be wavy or irregular, Coarse texture and natural luster. Red Wood is typically easy to work with through hand tools or machinery.

Beech wood is derived from beech trees, which are located in many northern continents. It has a pale color that is ideal for staining, and it cuts easily without showing damage from power tools.  It is often used for making chairs, stools and hardwood floors.

Red oak is mainly planted as an ornamental tree in parks and gardens for its rich autumn color. It is widely used in furniture making, and as lumber for products like fence posts, crates and flooring.

SPF stands for spruce, pine and fir and it’s a combination of those Canadian trees grown in various regions of the country. All produced from high-grade timber with relatively small, sound tight knots and the color of ranges from white to pale yellow. SPF is perfect for residential and commercial construction because of its reasonable price and high strength to weight ratio.

Film faced plywood is special plywood with two sides coated with wearable and water proof film. The film is adhesive impregnated paper to protect the inside wood from moisture, water, weather and extend the plywood’s service life.

MDF is medium-density fiberboard that’s an inexpensive and durable option for many carpentry projects. MDF wood is essentially sawdust and glue that have been fused together with pressure and heat. The color of MDF can range from tan to dark brown.

Also known as lumber core ,in this type of board, the center layer or core is made from strips of softwood. The strips are put edge to edge and sandwiched between veneers of softwood, hardwood, particleboard or MDF, pasted under high pressure and heat with glue. Block boards are used for furniture making, partitions, paneling, prefabricated houses, etc.