Natural wood
It can be sanded, polished, or repainted easily
Natural wood is the wood that is directly extracted from trees without any complex manufacturing processes. It is cut, dried, and shaped for use in various industries, especially furniture, doors, and flooring.
Advantages of natural wood
- Durability and Strength
- Natural and Aesthetic Appearance
- Ease of Shaping and Carving
- Repair and Renewal Capability
The most famous types of natural wood
Beech wood
Spruce wood
Oak wood
Ash wood
Mahogany wood
Swedish wood
Artificial wood
Weaker and less durable than natural wood, it cannot withstand moisture unless treated with special resistances.
Engineered wood is a manufactured material produced from natural wood residues (such as sawdust, fibers, or chips) combined with adhesives and chemical compounds, then pressed and formed into boards or ready-to-use pieces.
Advantages of Artificial wood
- Economical
- Available in standard sizes
- Moldable and coverable
- Reduces waste
The most famous types of Artificial wood
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
HDF (High Density Fiberboard)
Plywood wood
Particle Board
– Versatile: Used in furniture, construction, flooring, and décor.
– Natural and attractive look: Adds warmth and elegance to spaces.
– Easy to work with: Can be cut, shaped, and painted easily.
– Good insulation: Acts as a thermal and acoustic insulator.
– Renewable and repairable: Can be sanded, refinished, or restored.
– Moisture-sensitive: May warp or rot if not properly treated.
– Flammable: Can catch fire easily without fire-resistant treatment.
– Pest-prone: Susceptible to termites and wood-boring insects.
– Color changes over time: Especially with prolonged sun exposure.
– Can be expensive: Especially for high-quality natural wood types.
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