Classification of Furniture Materials

The solid wood furniture on the market is made of these woods: including rosewood, rosewood, peach blossom wood, walnut wood, oak wood, northeast elm, willow eucalyptus, camphor wood, oak wood, cherry wood, colored wood, beech wood, birch wood, red pine, cypress wood, yew wood, yellow pineapple, water chestnut, teak wood, walnut wood, wooden lotus, jujube, bitter plum, rosewood, red cedar, etc. Next, let's learn about the properties of these boards.
Briefly describe several common types of wood used in solid wood furniture for everyone to choose from.
Catalpa
It is a high-quality and precious wood species facing extinction in Jiangbei. Clear texture, fine and uniform structure, strong resistance to decay, unchanged shape, no cracking, and no odor. There are a large number of furniture made of elm wood material in Ming style furniture. It has the practical, ornamental, and value preserving characteristics of all rosewood furniture, as well as the quality that rosewood cannot achieve due to its inability to adapt to water and soil, dryness, deformation, and cracking.
Korean pine
The material is light and soft, with moderate strength, good dryness, water and corrosion resistance, and good processing, coating, coloring, and bonding properties. Red pine is a precious and rare tree species, only distributed in the northeast of China from Changbai Mountain to Xiaoxing'an Mountains. Abroad, it is only distributed in certain regions of Japan, North Korea, and Russia. For making furniture, red pine is undoubtedly a delicate material, and its practicality and luster are beyond reproach.
Peach blossom heart wood
A precious tree species, belonging to a relatively high-end furniture material, is the national tree of the Dominican Republic. It once achieved the era of "British Rococo style furniture", and the peach blossom wood furniture made by Thomas Chipingdale, a first-class designer and producer in the British furniture design industry, became the mainstream of this period. Peach blossom core wood has a medium density, moderate softness and hardness, reduced dryness, stable size, corrosion resistance, and excellent processing, adhesive, and paint properties.