All genuine rosewoods belong to the genus Dalbergia. The preeminent rosewood appreciated in the Western world is the wood of Dalbergia nigra which is now a CITES-listed endangered species on which means no commercial sales for wood that is cut after 1992. It is best known as Brazilian Rosewood, but also as Bahia rosewood. This wood has a strong sweet smell, which persists for many years, explaining the name rosewood. All rosewoods are strong and heavy, taking an excellent polish, being suitable for guitars (the fretboards on electric and acoustic guitars often being made of rosewood), marimbas, recorders, turnery (billiard cues, fountain pens, black pieces in chess sets, etc.), handles, furniture, and luxury flooring, etc. Rosewood oil, used in perfume, is extracted from the wood of Aniba rosaeodora, which is not related to the rosewoods used for lumber.
Home appliance goods, white goods, electronics.
Pvc tile floorings, laminated floorings, embossed vinyl wallpapers.
Duvet Cover.
Baby shoe, man shoe, shoe upper.
Pvc marble sheets.
Carpets.
Plastic toys .
Toys.
Furniture.
Tricone Bits Used and TCI.Drilling
Silk items and rugs.
Carpets and carpet coverings.
Aluminum and plastic doors and windows, accessories, boilers.
Wood, pine and spruce lumber.
Carpet and rugs.
Sanitary products like antiseptics, soap lquid, laundry liquid, germ destroyers, antiseptics for shoes, smartphones and glasses.
Kitchen accessories, waffle cloth products, handkerchief and bedding.
Cables.
Non Woven Wallpapers.
