Types of wood construction

There is a variety of Hardwood that is used and is suitable for the construction of wood panels and window frames. They are of the highest quality and suitable for high-quality furnishing, for wood molding and for interior designing. Due to the durability of hardwood is additionally used as a wood construction, and its durability its best for construction of floors, walls, and ceiling. They are easy to maintain and also easy to clean.

The hardwood is naturally comfortable, warm, and beautiful and its cost can be pocket-friendly if you know which one to use.
Softwood, on the other hand, is light and flexible and suitable for making doors, door panels, window frames, and different furniture. They are easy to cut and shape and weather resistant. They also can be furnished with quality interior accessories.

Walnut tree wood derived from the walnut tree, are resistant to moisture thus suitable for making floors. Resistance to moisture makes walnut keep a suitable interior temperature. Wood construction like the Teak is ideal for cabinets and furniture. He is water resistant and very durable because he has a natural resistance to termites and insects and moderates heat and resists rot and decay. Hardwood is excellent for luxury furniture and profiles, but as a wood for building, he is often unsuitable because of its high price and the fact that he is difficult to work with.

What is Light Construction and wood Construction?

Light construction is a type of construction that offers combinations of elements and relatively lite parts to form the skeleton of the building. Light steel, aluminum, and even wooden frames are often used. If the structure weighs less than 50 pounds per square meter, this is considered light construction. Wood construction, on the other hand, is not considered light construction but the right combination of different raw materials can be effective and useful for building homes.

Places in the World where wood construction is widespread

The tree has a long tradition in Sweden and the Swedish culture is closely associated with the design and preservation of wooden buildings. There are even ancient wooden buildings dating back to the 13th century, which are used to this day. In Australia, there are over 700 different species of trees that grow relatively quickly because of the climate. Therefore the use of Wood for construction and for building houses and various structures is very common.

Canada is one of the world’s leading countries in wood export and in producing wood and wood products. The tree in Canada is locally available and is widely used for construction. In Europe, countries such as Italy, Portugal and Russia are some of the places where wood construction is widespread, especially in countryside areas and small towns. In the United States and Brazil, there is a wide use of wood for floors both in urban areas and villages together. Also, the construction of wooden houses is very common in countries such as India, Malaysia, and Thailand.