Flooring

Woods that can be used:

Durability: Merbau wood is known for its high levels of durability and strength. It can withstand heavy foot traffic and harsh weather conditions, making it a great choice for outdoor decking.
Resistance to Termites and Decay: Merbau wood is naturally resistant to termites and decay, which helps to ensure its longevity and reduce the need for maintenance.
Rich Color: Merbau wood has a rich reddish-brown color that is prized for its natural beauty. Over time, the wood weathers to a silver-grey patina that is also highly attractive.
Density: Merbau wood is a dense and heavy wood, which makes it an excellent choice for applications where strength and durability are important.
Sustainability: When sourced from responsibly managed forests, Merbau wood can be a sustainable and eco-friendly choice for construction and other applications.

Product	Merbau Flooring
Scientific Name	Intsia bijuga
Other Names	Kwila, Ipil, Vesi
Origin	Southeast Asia, specifically Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and the Philippines
Appearance	Deep reddish-brown with yellow flecks, darkens over time
Hardness	Janka hardness rating of 1,925 lbf
Density	515-1040 kg/M3
Durability	Highly durable and resistant to decay, termites, and fungi
Uses	Flooring, decking, furniture, boatbuilding, and other outdoor and indoor applications
Sustainability	Classified as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), and listed in CITES Appendix II; make sure to source Merbau from certified sustainable sources
Maintenance	Regular cleaning and oiling is recommended to maintain its appearance and protect it from weathering and UV damage
Price	Relatively expensive compared to other tropical hardwoods, due to its high demand and limited supply

Color: Acacia heartwood is light to medium brown, while the sapwood is pale yellow in color.
Grain: Acacia has a fine to medium texture with straight to interlocked grain.
Hardness: Acacia is moderately hard and durable, with a Janka hardness of 1,100 lbf (pounds-force).
Durability: Acacia is resistant to decay, termites, and fungal attack, making it suitable for outdoor applications.
Workability: Acacia is easy to work with hand and machine tools, although interlocked grain can cause tearout. It glues and finishes well.

Product	Acacia Flooring
Scientific Name	Varies, there are over 1,300 species in the Acacia genus
Common Names	Acacia, Wattle
Origin	Found worldwide, but most commonly in Australia, Africa, and South America
Appearance	Varies widely depending on the species and location, but generally ranges from light yellow to dark brown, sometimes with reddish or golden hues
Hardness	Varies depending on the species, but generally ranges from 1,000 to 4,000 lbf (4,450 to 17,790 N)
Density	Varies depending on the species, but generally ranges from 0.45 to 0.95 g/cm³ (28 to 59 lbs/ft³)
Durability	Varies depending on the species, but generally has moderate to high durability and resistance to rot, decay, and pests
Uses	Furniture, flooring, cabinetry, tool handles, and decorative items
Sustainability	Some Acacia species are listed as invasive and should not be used; sourcing from sustainable and legal sources is recommended
Price	Varies widely depending on the species and availability

Durable and resilient: Keruing wood is highly durable, with excellent resistance to decay, rot, and termite attacks.
Beautiful appearance: It features a rich reddish-brown color with occasional dark streaks, adding warmth and elegance to any project.
Versatile applications: Keruing wood is commonly used in heavy construction, marine decking, flooring, furniture, and outdoor structures.
High density and strength: With its high density and strength, Keruing wood provides stability and structural integrity to various projects.
Sustainable sourcing: Sustainable sourcing practices are essential for Keruing wood due to its high demand, ensuring responsible forestry management and certified sources.

Product	Keruing Flooring
Scientific Name	Dipterocarpus spp.
Other Names	Dipterocarpaceae
Origin	Southeast Asia
Appearance	Rich reddish-brown
Hardness	Moderately hard (Janka hardness: 1,070-1,230 lbf)
Density	High density, ranging from 750-950 kg/m³
Durability	Highly durable, with excellent resistance to decay, termite attack, and rot
Uses	Heavy construction, marine applications, decking, flooring, furniture, joinery, and outdoor structures
Sustainability	Careful sourcing and responsible forestry management are crucial to ensure sustainability
Price	Moderately priced, with variations based on grade, size, and market demand

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