Woods There are two categories of wood Softwood and Hardwood Hardwood comes from deciduous trees which loose their leaves in winter Softwood comes from.

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Woods There are two categories of wood Softwood and Hardwood Hardwood comes from deciduous trees which loose their leaves in winter Softwood comes from coniferous trees which keep their leaves in winter

Hardwoods Beech - A straight-grained hardwood with a fine texture. Light in colour. Very hard so is ideal to be used where it is being bashed around and used often. Beech is also very easy to work with. Used for - furniture, toys, tool handles. Can be steam bent. Oak - A very strong wood which is light in colour. Open grain. Hard to work with. When treated it looks very classy and elegant. A hardwood. Used for - high class furniture, boats, beams used in buildings, veneers. Mahogany - An easy to work wood which is reddish brown in colour. This wood is very expensive. A hardwood. Used for - expensive indoor furniture, shop fittings, bars, veneers. Teak - A very durable oily wood which is golden brown in colour. Highly resistant to moisture and outdoor weather. A hardwood. Used for - outdoor furniture, boat building, laboratory furniture and equipment. Balsa - is a pale white to gray. It has a distinct velvety feel. It has exceptional strength to weight properties. It is the lightest and softest wood on the market. A hardwood. Used for - light work such as model making and model airplane construction.

Softwoods Scots pine - A straight-grained softwood but knotty. Light in colour. Fairly strong but easy to work with. Cheap and readily available. A softwood. Used for - DIY and cheap quality furniture. Mainly used for constructional work and simple joinery. Parana pine - Hard and straight-grained. Almost knot free. Fairly strong and durable. Expensive. Pale yellow in colour with red/brown streaks. A softwood. Used for - good quality knot free pine red / brown furniture such as doors and staircases. Spruce - Creamy-white softwood with small hard knots. Not very durable. A softwood. Used for general indoor work, whitewood furniture used in bedrooms and kitchens. Yellow cedar - A pale yellow-coloured softwood with a fine even texture. Light in weight but stiff and stable. Used for - furniture, boat building, veneers, and model making. European redwood - Quite strong, Lots of knots, durable when preserved. cheap Used for - general woodwork, cupboards, shelves, roofs.