Resak Wood: Properties and Applications Introduction Resak wood is sourced from Cotylelobium spp. and Vatica spp. and is commonly known as resak in Malaysia. The heartwood varies from pale yellow to deep red-brown, with species-specific grain patterns. Resak is known for its strength, durability, and versatility in heavy-duty applications. Key Characteristics Density: A Heavy…
Discover the Remarkable Qualities of Damar Minyak Wood/Timber Introduction: Damar Minyak wood/timber, sourced from various species of the Agathis genus, represents a unique and versatile choice for a multitude of applications. Known by vernacular names like bindang, bulok, and kayu jadi across Sarawak and Malayan kauri in Peninsular Malaysia, this timber boasts distinctive properties that…
Discover the Versatility of Bintangor Wood/Timber Bintangor timber, derived from various species of the Calophyllum genus, represents a versatile and resilient choice for a wide range of applications. Known as bintangor across Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, and Sarawak, with additional names like bakokol and entangor, this wood/timber boasts a distinctive appearance and remarkable properties. With…
Introducing Balau wood: The Epitome of Strength and Durability. Supply and Export from Malaysia Balau, also known as selangan batu in Malaysia, is a heavyweight wood/timber renowned for its exceptional strength and durability. With a Standard Malaysian Name derived from the genus Shorea, Balau wood boasts a rich history and a wide…
Chengal Wood & Timber Chengal Chengal, derived from the wood timber of Neobalanocarpus heimii (Dipterocarpaceae), is commonly known as penak in Peninsular Malaysia. The ubiquity of the name CHENGAL is evident as various species have adopted vernacular names associated with it. This monotypic genus produces straight-boled, robust hardwood, reaching up to 25 m in height…