Recycled Meranti Wood from Malaysia
Sometimes called Philippine mahogany, this wood isn’t mahogany at all. Generally found in the Philippine Islands, as well as Malaysia, Indonesia, and Southeast Asia. Meranti is a wood of global commercial importance. Applications include plywood, plywood paneling, cabinets, and hollow-core doors as well as light structural framing, moldings and trim, and low-cost furniture although, Meranti has little durability in outdoor projects.
Malaysian Dark Red Meranti (DRM) is a well known timber in Europe particularly in countries like The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and the UK where it has gained a reputation as an excellent material for the production of high class joinery products especially door and window frames, facades and doors.
Automation Concepts is a Malaysian manufacturer of wooden products such as Meranti sawn timber, finger joint wood profiles and laminated board , wooden doors, cabinet doors, furniture parts, 3-layer finger joint wood profiles, timber & plank etc.
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January 1, 2010
Tags: Indonesia, Malaysia, Meranti, Philippine mahogan, recycle Posted in: General
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