WOOD SUBSTITUTE AND ALTERNATIVE
In our civilization that flew continually the wood is used
for a variety of human needs, with different levels of priority needs; primary,
secondary and tertiary - depending on their orientation, lifestyle and
environments that influence them. Not surprisingly, the economic value of wood
(of any kind and shape) is getting higher and higher. This is due to the
availability of wood world of diminishing, while international pressures in the
forums of forest conservation campaigns and propaganda about environmental
disasters continue exhaled into the timber-producing countries. So for these
reasons considerations about the scarcity and then which was followed by the
emergence of many regulation in the forestry sector may be referred to as a
bridge that could boom timber prices are reasonable at this time.
It can not be denied that there are names of wood,
especially in Asia, which is already very well known and well established
generative, such as Merbau, Red Balau, Teak, Rosewood, Ebony or Yellow Balau.
The timber is generally used for home flooring, garden, construction and also
the external environment. In the spaces of the international timber trade
difficult not to mention the name of those timbers as quality standards,
because of their magical power personally and also community addicted to the wood
that has been very high.
But do you know that there are actually several types of
wood that is the physical appearance, the nature and the quality is generally
close to the names of the top timber above. It must be confessed that it is
very difficult to break the hegemony of the prevailing belief in the communal
society, but it never harms to try to convince you, that there are other types
of wood with almost same quality and with cheaper price than what is already
known so far. Where to try it you certainly will not regret it.
Dear customers
We proudly present our substitute and alternative woods:
1.
Cempaka (Michelia
Champaca)
2.
Pasang (Quercus spp and Lithocarpus spp)
3.
Puspa (Schima wallichii)
4.
Laban (Vitex
Pinnata)
5.
Rengas (Gluta Renghas)
6.
Matoa (Pometia
Pinnata)
7.
Teak Wood
8.
Sonokeling
Thank you very much
Sandy Pranata
President Director
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