Hardwood comes from deciduous trees—species that shed their leaves annually, such as oak, maple, and mahogany. These woods are typically denser and more durable than softwoods, making them ideal for furniture, flooring, and construction. Hardwoods are known for their rich grain patterns, long-lasting strength, and resistance to wear. They often require more time to mature, which contributes to their quality and higher cost. Used for both functional and decorative purposes, hardwood is a symbol of durability and timeless elegance.
SAPELLI
Sapelli hardwood, sourced from the lush forests of Africa, is renowned for its exceptional durability and stunning appearance.
Extremely resistant to rot and insect damage, Sapelli is ideal for heavy-duty applications, making it a top choice for flooring, furniture, and construction projects. Available in pallets, our Sapelli hardwood is perfect for large-scale projects, offering unparalleled quality and value
RED MERANTI
Meranti is a versatile Hardwood wood that is fairly easy to work with in a variety of household projects.
Red meranti is commonly used for decorative applications including panelling, flooring, joinery, mouldings and turnery. It is regularly sought after for furniture and carving.
Indonesian Red Meranti
Indonesian Red Meranti is a durable and versatile hardwood sourced from sustainably managed forests in Southeast Asia. Known for its rich reddish-brown color and fine, straight grain, it is widely used in construction, furniture, joinery, doors, windows, and decorative applications.
Indonesian Mersawa ply
Indonesian Mersawa Ply is a high-quality plywood manufactured from carefully selected Mersawa hardwood veneers. It is valued for its strength, dimensional stability, and smooth surface, making it suitable for a wide range of structural and decorative applications.
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