Hardwood Timber

We provide a diverse range of high-quality timber and lumber products, tailored to meet your specific needs. Our offerings include various timber species suitable for construction, furniture, and other applications. Prices may vary depending on the wood species, size, and order volume, allowing us to offer you competitive rates. Our Timber Range Includes: Light Hardwood: (Shorea macroptera, Pithecellobium spp, Scaphium spp, Lauraceae spp, Pentace spp, Burseraceae spp, Dyera spp, Mangifera spp, Gonystylus spp, Shorea spp, Annonaceae spp, Shorea uliginosa, Hevea brasiliensis, Sapotaceae spp, Anisoptera spp, Sindora spp, Parashorea spp, Alstonia spp, Parkia spp, Cratoxylum spp, Durio spp, Neesia spp, Calophyllum spp, Endospermum spp, Artocarpus spp, Myristicaceae spp, Lophopetalum spp, Campnosperma spp) Softwood (Conifers): (Agathis borneensis, Podocarpus spp) Medium Hardwood: (Scorodocarpus borneensis, Dipterocarpus spp, Koompassia malaccensis, Heritiera spp, Swintonia spp, Carallia spp, Kokoona spp, Gluta spp, Tetramerista glabra, Dillenia spp, Pometia spp, Eugenia spp, Artocarpus spp, Dryobalanops spp, Hopea spp) Heavy Hardwood: (Shorea spp, Madhuca utilis, Palaquium ridleyi, Neobalanocarpus heimii, Hopea spp, Intsia palembanica, Fagraea spp, Vatica spp, Dialium spp, Cynometra spp) For precise and competitive pricing based on your timber type and quantity, please contact us directly. We are happy to assist in finding the best solution for your project needs.

Botanical Name: Intsia Bijuga Also known as Kwila, Ipil, Vesi, Johnstone River Teak or Scrub Mahogany The wood grain is variable but usually interlocked or wavy, which produces a ribbon figure on the radial surface. The timber has a coarse but even texture. It has a characteristic oily odour when cut. Once cut, the heartwood will initially appear as yellowish-brown or orange-brown before deepening to a pale to dark reddish brown. Merbau is a versatile wood product. It is utilized for larger-scale projects and general construction, along with common use for outdoor settings and barbeque trolleys, and for joinery, flooring and fitting purposes. As it turns well and responds to hand tools it can be applied to more specialized work, such as cabinet making, musical instruments, boat building, carving and tool handles

Botanical Name: Shorea spp. Also known as Yellow Balau, Balau Kuning, Selagan Batu Native to Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, Bangkirai is a dense hardwood used mainly for heavy construction. The heartwood of Bangkirai is yellow to brown, which is distinct from the paler sapwood. Its moderately fine and even texture presents and interlocked grain, which produces a stripe figure on the radial surface. Bangkirai is also susceptible to pinhole borer damage. In relation to its density, Bangkirai is relatively easy to work. It does not contain sillica, however resin pockets may be present, meaning resin can build up on cutting equipment. Pre-drilling is advisable when nailing. Bangkirai can be painted, stained and polished but is not suitable for steam bending.