Tại sao nó quan trọng đối với vật liệu
Hardwood exists commercially because of this industry. Grading rules measure clear cuttings rather than strength, species are not substitutable, and fashion moves prices: the shift from dark to pale timber in the 2010s moved maple and walnut in opposite directions for a decade.
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Tất cả vật liệu →| Vật liệu | Chức năng của nó tại đây | Tầm quan trọng |
|---|---|---|
| Black Walnut | Furniture and veneer, priced by the log | Định nghĩa |
| Hard Maple | Sports floors, worktops and cabinets | Định nghĩa |
| Hardwood Lumber | The raw material of the whole industry | Định nghĩa |
| Red Oak | Flooring, furniture and cabinets | Định nghĩa |
| White Oak | Flooring, joinery and tight barrels | Định nghĩa |
| Wood-Based Panels | Carcase material behind the veneer | Định nghĩa |
| Plywood | Curved and structural furniture parts | Quan trọng |
| Teak | Marine joinery and outdoor furniture | Quan trọng |
| Yellow Poplar | Painted mouldings, frames and panel cores | Quan trọng |
Black Walnut
The dark, strong, dimensionally stable hardwood that American furniture and gunstocks are made of - and the most…
Hard Maple
A very hard, pale, fine-grained hardwood that takes heavy wear without denting - the standard for sports floors and…
Hardwood Lumber
Sawn boards from broadleaved trees - what furniture, flooring, cabinets and barrels are made of.
Red Oak
The volume hardwood of North America: strong, open-pored, pinkish, and sawn in greater quantity than any other US…
White Oak
A dense, pale hardwood whose closed cell structure makes it watertight - which is why barrels are made of it and…
Wood-Based Panels
Sheets made by gluing wood back together - veneers, chips, strands or fibres pressed into a flat board.