Wood Species

Wood species refers to the specific botanical classification of a tree, which determines its unique characteristics such as density, grain pattern, color, and hardness (measured by the Janka rating). These species are generally divided into two categories: hardwoods (from deciduous or broad-leaf trees) and softwoods (from coniferous or needle-bearing trees). This classification affects their suitability for various applications, including furniture, flooring, construction, and aesthetic finishes.