Softwoods types

   A versatile, pale yellow timber with good strength-to-weight ratio. Widely used for construction framing, flooring, packaging, and furniture. 

  A light, strong, and stiff timber, often nearly white in color. Excellent for structural framing, crates, and internal joinery due to its high strength-to weight ratio.

  Famous for its distinct aroma and natural resistance to decay and insects. A premium softwood used for exterior siding, decking, and interior closets. 

  One of the strongest and hardest softwoods, featuring a reddish-brown tint and prominent growth rings. The preferred choice for heavy structural framing and beams.