Pelajau: Malaysian Wood Supplier – Product Overview

Pelajau: Malaysian Wood Supplier – Product Overview INTRODUCTION Pelajau, a term originating from Sabah, refers to the wood of Pentaspadon spp. (Anacardiaceae), widely recognized in Malaysia. Known by several local names, including emplangau (Sarawak), kedondong kijau (Peninsular Malaysia), lakacho (Sarawak), pelong (Peninsular Malaysia), as well as umit and uping in Sarawak, this wood species is…

Ramin Wood: Premium Malaysian Wood Supplier

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Understanding the Difference Between Sawn and Planed Wood

Understanding the Difference Between Sawn and Planed Wood When sourcing quality Malaysian wood, it’s essential to understand the difference between sawn and planed wood. The sawing process involves cutting logs into planks of varying thickness, resulting in rough, uneven boards with a coarse texture. On the other hand, planed wood—commonly referred to as Planed All…

The Timeless Role of Wood in Malaysian Architecture

The Timeless Role of Wood in Malaysian Architecture Wood, a versatile and timeless building material, has been essential in shaping architectural traditions across the world. In Malaysia, wood has played an equally significant role in the construction of both traditional and modern buildings. The durability, beauty, and cultural value of wood have ensured its place…