NORTH AMERICAN TIMBER SPECIES
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OPS Forestry works with Landowners throughout the world to secure an ongoing supply of these and other species.
Afrosersalisia afzelii
Heartwood is yellowish brown, occasionally with a reddish or olive-colored hue, darkening with age. Narrow sapwood is pale yellow and is clearly differentiated from the heartwood. Rated as very durable,...
Callitris glaucophylla
Natural resins in the wood impart a distinctive odour to white cypress and are believed to contribute to the timber's impressive natural durability. Heartwood is resistant to termites. Life expectancy...
Lophira Alata
Azobe is firm and heavy, being amongst the hardest usable woods in the world, and is largely impervious to the effects of insects and weather. Heartwood is a dark reddish...
Ochroma pyramidales
Balsa is famous for its wide usage in woodworking, due to its softness and its high strength compared to its low density. The name Balsa is the Spanish word for...
Dicorynia guianensis, Dicorynia paraensis
The wood is dimensionally stable and has a nice, warm, reddish-brown color. With its texture and pleasant color, Basralocus has a pleasing combination of appearance and natural durability not often...
Qualea rosea, Qualea spp., Ruizterania spp
Berg Gronfolo is pinkish brown to red-brown, sometimes olive-brown. Products Available: Logs, sawn timber. Applications: Flooring, interior and exterior joinery, exterior paneling, sliced veneer, molding, boxes, and crates, glued laminated,...
Nauclea diderrichii
Description: Bilinga has impressive strength properties and high levels of fungal resistance. It is therefore especially suitable as a solid wood for highly stressed components in outdoor construction where subsequent...
Manilkara huberi, Manilkara bidentata, Manilkara spp
The wood is dark red brown with purplish shades.
Products Available: Logs, sawn timber, semi or finished product.
Applications: Stakes, Stringed instruments (bow), Hydraulic works (fresh water), Sleepers, Sliced veneer,...
Acacia harpophylla
Small to medium-sized tree yielding a dense, moderately fine-grained hardwood. Heartwood dark reddish-brown. Sapwood thin yellow and quite distinctive.
Fine furniture, can be substituted for Lancewood, Gidgee, Blackwood.
Cinnamomum camphora
Camphor laurel yields a beautiful, rich honey-coloured timber with a clean, fresh camphor smell that is perfect for furniture, carving, and cabinetry. Its heartwood varies widely in colour from pale to...
Eucalyptus pilularis
Heartwood ranges from golden yellow to pale brown, sometimes with a slight pinkish tint. The sapwood is lighter and resistant to lyctid borer. Blackbutt has an even texture and straight...
Erythrophleum chlorostachys
One of the heaviest, strongest and most durable timbers in the world, the tree is very slow-growing and relatively small, yielding logs up to a maximum length of about 5...