TIMBERS

Beech is among the best known and most commonly used deciduous trees. Beech wood is light to pinkish in color. Beech Wood texture is not very distinctive because there is not much difference between the color of spring and summer wood(so-called annual rings). te wood is hard, relatively strong, less elastic, homogeneous, and dense.

Used for high-quality furniture, Kitchen cabinet making and interior joinery, boatbuilding, musical instruments, clockcases, turnery and carving. A major timber in plywood manufacture and sliced for panelling, cabinet veneers and decorative veneers

Walnut's wood is a rich dark brown to purplish-black, mostly straight grained, but with wavy or curly grain occasionally present. The texture is rather coarse.

Used for high-quality furniture, Cabinet making, high-class joinery, solid and laminated furniture, desks and work benches, chairmaking, sportsware, woodware, tool handles, turnery, musical instruments, domestic flooring, heavy construction,

General Description: European Oak is light tan to biscuit coloured, usually straight grained, but irregular or cross-grained material can occur depending on growth conditions. Characteristic silver grain figure on quartered surfaces due to broad rays. British and Baltic oaks are tough and hard

Oak is one of the most popular woods used in furniture and flooring. It’s often found in traditional, craftsman, and mission style furniture and is the wood of choice for the Amish.

General Description: European Ash is typically cream to pale tan coloured. In some logs, a dark brown to black heartwood is found which is strong and sound and sold as olive ash timber. The wood is tough, flexible and straight grained. The texture is coarse but even.

Used for furniture, flooring, doors, cabinetry, architectural moulding and millwork, tool handles, baseball bats, hockey sticks, oars, turnings, and is also sliced for veneer.