The Power of Wood

A Timeless, Sustainable Resource

The use of wood has always been associated with large scale deforestation. However, this is a huge misconception:

Forests or trees can be considered non-renewable if trees are cut faster than they are grown back. However, if an equal number of trees are planted in the same area as the number of trees cut, it becomes a renewable and sustainable source of energy. This has become the de-facto method of tree cultivation in most parts of the world.
Wood also takes lesser time to be replaced as compared to other products. If coal has to be replaced, it might take a few million years whereas wood can be replaced in 5 or 10 years.

Wood also has a number of other benefits:

Any leftover from wood can be used in another area of construction. Thus, very little wastage is generated.
Wood also releases fewer pollutants in the atmosphere as compared to many other non-renewable sources of energy.
Scientists have discovered that wood stores at least 50% of the carbon it produced during its growth phase.
Wood acts as a better insulator than most metals because of the large number of pores within its structure. Thus the need for heating or cooling reduces.

A Resource for Today and Tomorrow

The right wood type can enhance the look and feel of your room and can bring in a new level of sophistication and richness to the environment around you. Given the vast range of wood available in the market, it becomes essential to be acquainted with all the variants of available wood, identifying its distinct features and where each of them can be used.

Selecting the right wood:

Choosing the correct wood can be the pivotal difference between an incredible piece of furniture and an awful one.

The correct wood isn't tied in with getting the wood conceals equivalent to the remainder of the living or working space or minimizing the expenditure. It is about the memory you make in the psyches of your clients, the experience which will make them get back to you.

Nature’s Versatile and Renewable Asset

Understanding the specific type of wood is the first step to creating great furniture. Whether the wood is hard or soft, the feasibility of the wood for staining, steaming or sanding, and many such distinct features will determine the final quality of the product you want.