Door Supply
Door supply is made from natural or engineered wood and is valued for its durability, beauty, and versatility. It ranges from classic, rustic pieces to sleek, modern designs, fitting various decor styles.
Types of Wood Used in Furniture
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Hardwood (From deciduous trees – more durable)
- Oak: Strong, heavy, and durable with prominent grain. Ideal for cabinets, tables, and chairs.
- Walnut: Rich, dark brown with a smooth finish. Often used for high-end furniture and decorative pieces.
- Maple: Light-colored, smooth grain, resistant to wear. Used for flooring, cabinetry, and kitchen furniture.
- Cherry: Reddish-brown, elegant grain that darkens with age. Great for cabinets and carved pieces.
- Mahogany: Rich, reddish-brown, luxurious appearance. Commonly used for antique-style furniture.
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Softwood (From coniferous trees – easier to work with)
- Pine: Light, yellowish wood that’s affordable and easy to work with. Suitable for rustic or painted furniture.
- Cedar: Natural insect-repellent with a pleasant aroma. Often used for closets, chests, and outdoor furniture.
- Spruce: Soft, lightweight, and easy to carve. Commonly used for budget furniture and decorative pieces.
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Engineered Wood (Manufactured products)
- Plywood: Multiple layers of wood veneers glued together. Strong and affordable, used for cabinets and paneling.
- MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard): Made from wood fibers glued under heat and pressure. Smooth, great for painted furniture.
- Particleboard: Low-cost, made from wood chips and resin. Mostly used for budget furniture.
