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Furniture mouldings: Changing your indoors

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  One of the best ways to elevate the look of your indoors is by choosing the right material to build your furniture with. One of the best ways you can enhance the look and feel of your house is by resorting to furniture mouldings. Simple, elegant, and classy, wooden mouldings have the potential to turn around the aesthetics of your house.  Where can you find the perfect mouldings? Faith Lumber is the right stop to make all those fancy furniture mouldings dreams come true.  Faith Lumber and its team of true wood aficionados have created a product that promises to make your home more beautiful and your life easier. You don't have to bother with the traditional method of burying wood. They offer to deliver the highest quality wood at the appropriate time and location. Faith Lumber believes in the value of creativity, trust, quality, progress, and compassion. To be known for providing creative wooden products and solutions that are affordable to all Indians by providing the...

What wood should I get for my furniture?

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Furniture is an integral part of our homes. In a way, it speaks about us- our personality, likes and dislikes, preferences, aesthetic, and what not! It is very important to pick the right wood for the right type of furniture. Sal wood is the ideal wood for the furniture you are planning to make for your indoors.  The origins of Sal Sal, also known as Shala in Ayurveda, is well-known for its medicinal, religious, and commercial properties. Sal's botanical name is Shorea robusta, and she belongs to the Dipterocarpaceae family. Sal is sometimes referred to as the "House Of Tribal Goddess" because of its wide variety of medicinal properties. Sal has been adored in Hindu culture and even regarded pious in Jainism and Buddhism, according to folk stories, because he is thought to be an incarnation of Lord Maha Vishnu. Sal is a deciduous tree with a stem circumference of up to 5 metres and a height of roughly 50 metres. It is a necessary non-timber product that covers nearly 14% ...

Why use Ipe Wood or FSC wood?

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  Uses of Wood Wood can be categorized into three different categories namely, hardwood, softwood, and engineered wood. Hardwoods are derived from deciduous trees i.e. trees that are devoid of cones and needles. Some of the more common hardwood trees are Maple, Cherry, Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany. Hardwoods the world over are known for their inherent distinct and beautiful wood grain that runs through the wood. Whereas, the wood and lumber that come from coniferous trees having needles and cones are called Softwoods. Some of the more common softwoods are Cedar, Pine, Spruce, Redwood, and Fir that are mostly used for construction, furniture, and woodworking. The third type of wood is engineered wood. Engineered wood is wood that is man-made or manufactured and is not found naturally. Engineered wood is made from wood or composite wood which is manipulated to and made from the waste or by-product of sawmills. The advantage of using engineered wood over natural wood is that engineered w...