Timber
Hardwood
Comes from deciduous trees like teak, oak, and mahogany. Strong, durable, and often used in furniture, flooring, and construction. Generally more expensive due to slow growth and high quality.
Softwood
Obtained from coniferous trees like pine, cedar, and spruce. Lightweight, easy to work with, and commonly used in doors, windows, and paper. Grows faster, making it more affordable and widely available.
Engineered Wood
Man-made wood products like plywood, MDF, and particle board. Created by binding wood fibers, veneers, or particles with adhesives. Cost-effective, uniform, and used in interiors, cabinets, and paneling.
Teak Wood
Teak Wood is a durable and high-quality hardwood known for its natural resistance to termites, decay, and water damage. It has a rich golden-brown color and a smooth, attractive grain, making it ideal for furniture and flooring. Teak Wood combines strength and elegance, ensuring long-lasting beauty in both indoor and outdoor applications.
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