6 Types Of Wood use made for Indian Furniture
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Articles of furniture made of wood are timeless pieces you add to your dream home. It is an obvious choice since wood is a strong, long-lasting, and ageless material that never goes out of fashion. Though they are incorporated in every Indian household, not many of us know the kind of wood that goes into our furniture. Woodworking idea helps you find out.
Marandi
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Also known as red and white cedarwood, Marandi makes a great veneer for wooden accessories, including chests, shoe racks, trunks, and other decorative items. Apart from being sturdy which requires minimal maintenance, this wood has an aesthetic appeal. Mostly imported from Malaysia, this wood requires a seasoning of about one month before it is ready to be used.
Rosewood
Rose wood (Tali)
Sheesham or Indian rosewood is one of the most sought-after materials for furniture. A hardwood, Sheesham is a timeless wood that can be used with different polishes and finishes. A little expensive, it is termite-resistant and can withstand varying temperatures with ease. A versatile material, you can make everything at your home, from the bedroom to kitchen cabinets, sofa sets, dining sets, and even flooring from this wood. Most of the musical instruments are made of Sheesham. It is found largely in Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha.
Saal Wood
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Also known as red cedarwood
Readily available for Malaysia, Sal wood is one the most durable types of timber. This type of wood doesn't require layers of polish to get the effector to ensure its durability. With an ability to withstand water and underground conditions, it is a termite-resistant, dense wood which is apt for door frames, beams, and window frames.
Satin Wood
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For those looking for a vintage or classy look, opt for satinwood. Available locally in central and southern India, satinwood is hard and durable wood but, is high on maintenance unlike other types of wood. Used for furniture and decorative, satinwood could be given a desired pattern or finish by using the polish of your choice. This wood has a lustrous look and is fine-grained.
Teak Wood
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One of the most commonly used wood, teakwood is both locally produced and imported. While it is produced locally in Kerala, it is imported from Ghana and Burma. Teakwood is strong, durable, and resistant to decay, thus, is used for furniture, door frames, cabinets, tables, and even decorative items. One of the most affordable categories, teakwood is a good investment option.
Champ wood
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Champ wood, also called green and yellow cedarwood is a beautiful veneer for wooden products such as most use in doors, window, framing, chests, shoe racks, trunks, and other ornamental items. This wood has an aesthetic appeal in addition to being robust and requiring little maintenance. This wood, which is mostly imported from Malaysia, needs to be seasoned for about a month before it can be utilizes.
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