Exolore Our Complete Range of Wood Materials

Classic strength and durability with distinctive grain patterns

Light and flexible with pronounced natural grain

Native to the rainforests of the Guiana Shield in South America (Suriname, French Guiana, and Guyana)

Acacia is a dense, heavy hardwood that naturally resists wear, rot, and insects.

It is a highly durable tropical hardwood native to Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands

Flooring, decking, exterior lumber, veneer, tool handles, and other turned objects.

Features a straight grain and a rich palette of colors ranging from light amber to deep reddish-brown.

Pale buff to light brown with subtle reddish undertones. It has a straight, uniform grain and fine texture.

Douglas fir is a highly durable, structurally strong softwood widely used in construction, flooring, and furniture

Eucalyptus is a fast-growing, sustainable hardwood native to Australia

General construction, heavy-duty flooring, plywood manufacturing, and boat building

In very rare cases, "DJI" is a commercial name for a type of dense, heavy hardwood tree native to South America

Easy to cut, nail, and drill. It holds paint and stains well.

Classic strength and durability with distinctive grain patterns

The break-up is based on the percentage of teak and non-teak in the total growing stock (excluding bamboo).

SYP wood stands for Southern Yellow Pine, a highly dense, strong softwood native to the southeastern United States

Typically refers to the diverse range of hardwood and softwood species native to the United States