WOOD TYPES

WOOD TYPES





Hulta Design Co., Ltd.

Wood Type Introduction












































The type of wood you use for your

furniture determines the beauty and

strength of the finished piece.






At Hulta Design, we offer different types of

wood and each has its own

characteristics and properties.

Oak Wood

















































Oak is a very popular hardwood, it is very hard
wearing and heavy. It is known for having lovely

open wood grain markings.





An excellent choice for all kinds of wood

furniture.

Maple Wood
















































Maple wood is a strong and durable wood type.

As maple wood is so strong and moisture

resistant, it is the ideal wood to withstand years of

wear and tear. Maple wood is pale in color and

has natural swirls and twists in the wood grain.

Walnut Wood














































Walnut is a hardwood known for its strength,

straight grain and its rich chocolate brown

color.





Walnut can be a very versatile wood, offering

a range of shades and grains to complement

your décor

Beech Wood















































Beech is a hard, strong and heavy wood. It

has a fine, tight grain and even texture.





Beech wood is very light in color and has a

high shock resistance. It is a popular wood for

furniture and will give your room a warm

feeling

Mahogany Wood













































Mahogany is an expensive hardwood and

varies in color from a medium brown to a

deep red brown, depending on its age.





It is a very traditional, versatile and popular

type of wood.

Teng Wood















































Teng wood is a characterful rich red-brown with
dark-hued streaks. A very hard wood, it dries well

and keeps its ‘luxury' color.






Its durability makes it suited to heavy load-
bearing and structural use in harbors, railway

construction, and flooring

Golden Teak Wood













































Golden teak is one of the world's most valuable
timbers, recognized for its unique durability and

matchless beauty.





Teak withstands all types of weather, is resistant

to the harshest chemicals, and is unaffected by

fungi, rot, and termites. It has an exceptionally

pronounced grain best accentuated by
transparent varnishes

Ash Wood














































Ash is a tough hardwood which is known for its

excellent bending abilities.





It is primarily used for bent pieces of furniture

such as a chair with curved backrests. Ash is

light brown in color with a straight grain

Cherry Wood
















































Cherry wood is medium-weight and is hard
and resilient. It is both strong and elastic.






Cherry hardwood is a moderately durable
wood and very resistant to rot and decay. It is

moderately strong and has a medium ability to

resist shock loads.

Pine Wood












































Pine is very affordable and lightweight with a
pale finish which is great for staining. It is less

durable wood compared to hard woods such

as maple or oak.





Pine blends well with other woods, making it

ideal if you are looking for furniture that will

match existing pieces in your home.

Red Oak Wood













































Red oak is a hard and heavy wood with

moderate bending strength and stiffness. It has
a high crushing strength and steam bends

well.






The timber can be stained and polished to an
extremely attractive finish, which is one of the

reasons it is becoming increasingly popular

around the world

Acacia Wood
















































Acacia is a tough hardwood with beautiful
grains that will last for many years under the

rigors of daily life.






Acacia’s rustic charm harmonizes with almost
any decor. Colors can range from light amber

to dark mahogany, and no two are alike.

Poplar














































Poplar is a hardwood with medium-density ,

shock resistance, stiffness, and compression

values.





The characteristics of poplar are its closed

wood pores, even staining, durability, and

greater strength.