What kind of wood is Pumu? What kind of wood is oakwood? What about the features? Urgent solution!!!

朴木 [piáo mù].

Celtis occidentalis, Mississippi Sugarberry, Nettle Tree, Bastard Elm, Hoop Ash, and Hacktree.

Uses: Uses similar to those of cen and elm, such as: crates, farming implements, carvings, sporting goods, mill utensils, and interior joinery.

Magnolia obovata (scientific name: Magnolia obovata) is a plant of the genus Magnolia in the family Magnoliaceae. It is distributed in the south of the Kuril Islands in Japan and Northeast China, Guangzhou, Qingdao, Beijing and other places, and has been artificially introduced and cultivated.

The medicinal value of Japanese magnolia bark far exceeds that of southern magnolia, but due to its limited quantity and complex cultivation process, it is valuable and has a high ornamental use, and is generally planted in small quantities in ** institutions or luxury private villas.

The wood of Japanese magnolia bark is light and soft, and the grain is fine, which can be used in buildings, furniture, musical instruments, scabbards, etc. The flowers are large, the color and fragrance are both, and it is a famous ornamental tree species in the garden. The bark is medicinal, a substitute for magnolia.

Pumu, also known as peacock wood, belongs to a family of hardwoods, and elm is a close relative, and the difference between its sapwood and heartwood is very small, and the heartwood is grayish-yellow to.

Light brown with yellow stripes.

Pumu is very easy to dye before and after drying, the texture is rough, the pattern is beautiful, occasionally straight grain, and the wood is shiny after polishing.

The planing and turning performance of the wood is good, with medium nail holding force, and the dyeing and polishing properties are satisfactory.

Pumu has moderate hardness and weight, medium bending strength, good vibration resistance, but poor rigidity, and good steam bending resistance.

Both Japanese and Chinese oakwood refer to beech trees, but there are some differences between them in terms of growing environment, material characteristics, and use.

First of all, in terms of growing environment, Japan's climate is warm and humid, and the soil is fertile, which is suitable for zelkova trees to grow. China's climate, on the other hand, varies dramatically depending on the region. For example, in southern provinces such as Guangdong and Fujian, there are also more zelkova trees.

Secondly, in terms of material characteristics, due to the different growth environments and types, there are certain differences between Japanese and Chinese oak in terms of texture, color, hardness, etc. For example, zelkova trees in Japan usually have a delicate and uniform grain and a yellowish hue; Chinese zelkova, on the other hand, may have distinct growth rings or spots, and the color tends to be white or light yellow.

Finally, there are certain differences between the two in terms of use. For example, when Enchi Cong is widely used in furniture manufacturing, Japanese products are used as the main raw material; In the architectural decoration, more domestic varieties of origin are used as raw materials.

In conclusion, although both species belong to the beech family, they have similar basic characteristics and application value. However, due to the influence of their unique ecological environment and orange cherry cultural background, they have formed their own unique styles and attributes.

Pumu is commonly known as peacock wood. Legend has it that there was once a peacock in the ancient American forest, and every time the locals got married, they came to the scene with a colorful tail screen and a quacking sound of joy, and legend has it that the newcomers who saw the peacock lived happily and well. Later, the peacock disappeared, and not long after, a lush forest of trees grew near the local wedding venue.

The Indians, who revere nature, believe that this peacock is a messenger of the gods, indicating the auspiciousness and happiness of marriage, and Pu Mu is the embodiment of this peacock. Since then, every Indian girl has to marry with a piece of oak wood, which symbolizes auspiciousness and festivity.

The grain of the wood is unique, and the overall texture is fine and uniform, but some parts are straight, and some parts are irregular, forming a shape like a peacock's feather, which is very beautiful. In addition, Jiusheng's simple wood flooring adopts retro elements, using curved stripes between floor splicing, like flowing water-like lines, the overall simplicity and elegance are still rare in the floor.

Advantages: Solid wood flooring is made from a single piece of wood, and the thickness of solid wood flooring on the market is 18mm, which ensures wear resistance. Until now, the solid wood floors of many old houses in Shanghai are still robust and durable, which is an excellent example.

Because it is derived from natural wood, it is non-radioactive and does not contain formaldehyde, so it does not cause any damage to the human body. As long as it is a product produced by a standard manufacturer, we basically don't have to think about environmental protection, which is also the element of solid wood flooring in many families. Natural wood itself does not contain formaldehyde, but the quality of the paint used by many small manufacturers to make lacquered boards is not up to standard, and formaldehyde will be formed.

Good foot feeling: The solid wood floor has excellent elasticity, and people walking on it are very soft and comfortable regardless of temperature and touch. Warm in winter and cool in summer:

Due to the small thermal conductivity of wood, it has an excellent temperature regulating effect as an above-ground material, especially in the cold winter, people who are active indoors will not feel stiff, and they will not feel cold when stepping on it like laminate flooring.

Hackberry type: hardwood; Distribution: Eastern half of the United States, southern Canada; Appearance:

The wood grain is straight, some of the wood grain is irregular, and the grain is neat; The heartwood is pale yellowish-gray or light brown, and the sapwood is pale or light yellowish-green; Physical properties: soft material, average weight; low strength, hardness, seismic performance and corrosion resistance; Moderate deformation during use; Processability: easy to use machinery or sharp hand tools to process; For better wood for carving, it is recommended to fill the pores with filler before nailing and tenoning; The adhesive and coloring properties are good, and a better surface can be obtained by sanding, and the effect of natural texture on the surface is very good; Usage:

Uses are similar to those of cen and elm trees, such as: crates, farming tools, carvings, sporting goods, mill utensils, and interior joinery.

Oakwood, Mississippi Oak, Nettle Tree, Hybrid Elm, Ring Cen Tree. Type: Hardwood; Geographical Differences:

the eastern half of the United States, southern Canada; Appearance: The wood grain is straight, some of the wood grain is irregular, and the grain is neat; The heartwood is pale yellowish-gray or light brown, and the sapwood is pale or light yellowish-green; Physical properties: soft material, average weight; low strength, hardness, seismic performance and corrosion resistance; Moderate deformation during use; Processability:

Easy to use machinery or sharp hand tools; It is recommended to fill the pores with filler before nailing and tenoning; The adhesive and coloring properties are good, and a better surface can be obtained by sanding, and the effect of natural texture on the surface is very good; Uses: Uses similar to those of cen and elm, such as: crates, farming implements, carvings, sporting goods, mill utensils, and interior joinery.

Celtis occidentalis, Mississippi Sugarberry, Nettle Tree, Bastard Elm, Hoop Ash, and Hacktree.