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1. Natural Warmth 2. Workability 3. Infinite Variety 4. Strength 5. Flexibility 6. Fire Protection 7. Color
Physical Properties of Wood
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1. Sapwood 2. Heartwood 3. Pith
Classification of Woods
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Sapwood
softer, younger outer portion of a tree that lies between the cambium and heartwood
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Heart wood
older, harder, central portion of a tree, it contains deposits that give darker color than sapwood.
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Pith
unstable, often completely void, or full of cheeks and cracks, and should be avoided when wood working. Also known for possibly expanding and contracting along its length.
pieces less than 2'' and less than 5'' in any dimension.
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Dimension Lumber
pieces more than 2'' and less than 5'' in any dimension.
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Timbers
pieces 5'' or more on the smallest dimension
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Nominal Size
the size of lumber when it is cut from the log.
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Wood composites
are those products made from a mixture of wood an other materials?
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Plywood
most common wood composites
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Standard sizes of Plywood
3' x 6' (900mm to 1800 mm ) and 4' x 8' (1220 mm x 2440 mm)
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1. 4.5 mm for double wall partitions and ceiling 2. 6mm for double wall partitions 3. 10mm and 12mm for drawers and shelves.
Standard thickness
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- the approximate equalization of strength properties along its length and width - greater resistance for checking and splitting - less change in dimension due to moisture content
Advantage of Plywood
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1. Ordinary Plywood 2. Form Plywood 3. Marine Plywood
Types of Plywood
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Hardwood
made from wood fiber extracted from chips and pulped wood waste
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1. Standard HB 2. Panel HB 3. Temp
Types of Hardboard
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Chipboard
made by bonding together wood particles with an adhesive under heat and pressure to form a rigid board.
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Medium Density Fiberboard
finishing materials made from vegetable fibers such as sugarcane stalks or corn pressed into sheets. It is not very strong but has a good property therefore it is usually used for ceiling only.
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Gypsum Board / plaster board
- non combustible building board - designed to use without addition of plaster for walls, ceilings or partitions. - it is extensively used in "dry wall" construction
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1. Square edge 2. Tapered edge
2 edge design
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Square edge
cover strip jointing
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tapered edge
jointed wall and ceiling
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Practice board
made of smallwood chips and base materials, including cotton stalks, rice straw, baggase, conventional wood chips, and saw dust that have been pressed and glued together.
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Millwork
consists of finished lumber which is further cut and processed at a lumber mill. Includes doors, windows, moldings, trim and other ornamental forms of wood.