If you don't know anything about wood, you can't even call yourself a home furnishing enthusiast.

If you were to ask what the product's advantages and features are, and where it is suitable for use, I could probably explain it in detail.

To determine what kind of wood it is, you can usually tell by looking at the grain, color, and characteristics.

But if asked about the advantages of a certain type of wood, perhaps fewer people would know;

So today, let's talk about wood.

Acacia

Also known as South Sea walnut, golden acacia, and golden silk wood.

It belongs to the high-end wood species, is extremely artistic, and is the first choice for high-end club decoration.

It has excellent medicinal value, and its flowers can be used to extract essential oils, which can be used as raw materials for cosmetics or perfumes.

Wood properties:

Noble and elegant, with its own fragrance of nanmu wood, and irregular light and dark patterns;

It has a uniform and stable structure, strong impact resistance, and is highly corrosion resistant.

Applications: Commonly used as raw materials for high-end products such as solid wood flooring, solid wood furniture, and musical instruments.

New Acacia Wood Solid Wood Flooring – Elegant Gentleman Series

The fine brushing technique creates clear textures, perfectly preserving the wood grain; the cool color tone exudes nobility amidst youthfulness.

American Red Oak

American red oak is a tree species native to eastern North America, and it has gone from the White House to ordinary people's homes.

Red oak has a white to light brown sapwood and a pinkish-brown heartwood; the majority of it has straight grain and a coarse texture.

Wood properties:

The texture is rough, the feel is distinct, and it has a more wild look;

It is hard in texture, has a long service life, good breathability, and plays a role in maintaining a constant indoor humidity and temperature.

Applications: Commonly used in building materials, furniture, flooring, etc.

New Red Oak Solid Wood Flooring – Neoclassical Series

American drying technology, 45-day drying cycle, even moisture content; hard texture, heavy wood, and excellent wear resistance.

birch

It is hailed as a living fossil among wood species and is one of the earliest wood species to form after the end of the Ice Age.

The thin, waterproof bark was used by North American Indians and early settlers for roofing, canoeing, and shoemaking.

Wood properties:

The bark is flexible, beautiful, easy to process, and highly malleable;

The wood is light brown to reddish-brown, with a shiny surface and smooth texture.

Applications: Commonly used in flooring, furniture, pulp, interior decoration materials, etc.

New birch engineered wood flooring – Free Time series

It is laminated longitudinally and transversely, providing superior stability and making it more suitable for geothermal environments; it uses Finnish Tier powdered adhesive, which has good bonding strength, is not prone to delamination, is more environmentally friendly, and is resistant to aging.