Red wood needs lots of maintenance, is expensive and soft. However, it is quite strong, durable and it doesn't rot.
Hardwoods are strong and the hardest hardwood is much stronger than any softwoods.
Hardwoods are difficult to work with and are usually a lot more expensive than softwoods because of the time it takes hardwoods to grow compared to softwoods
Burning firewood is a very inefficient method of heating a house. Firewood produces carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide and other pollutants as well. Most of the heat produced goes straight up the chimney and is wasted as well.
the different types of hardwoods and their uses 5 types of hardwood and their usesAlder, Ash, Beech, Cherry and Elm are often used hardwood for carpentry and joiner work.
AlderAlso known as the Western Alder, this wood comes in a pale yellow to red-brown colour. It's one of the softer hardwoods and has a straight grained, even texture. It's great for making furniture and Fender and Jackson use alder to make their electric Guitars. AshAsh has a creamy light colour but the heart of the wood can go to a darker olive-brown colour. This versatile wood can be used in many ways; it has good elasticity so is used to make walking sticks and was traditionally used to make cartwheels because of its pliability. BeechBeech is another versatile wood used to make all sorts of different things like parquet flooring and railway sleepers. It's rarely used decoratively but used widely in furniture framing and construction. CherryCherry wood's main use is for furniture and traditionally it was used for smoking pipes. The Royal Forestry Society supports a programme called the British Hardwood Improvement Programme (BHIP) which endeavours top drive out disease and improve the quality of UK hardwoods including cherry. ElmElm wood was traditionally valued for its interlocking grain which meant that it was more resistant to splitting when used in wheel making and ship building. During the 20th century European elm stocks were devastated by Dutch elm disease and the trees are now a protected species.by mariam ahmed 11 years old 2010 my answer on top :-)
the disadvantages are that it is much more expensive and difficult to work with because of thickness
One of the disadvantages of pine wood is that it does need extra care to survive insect and rot after it has been logged. It should not be used for surfaces that are exposed to rain.
It's expensive and rare because of its great uses.
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it is gooad and bad. The things is it really depends
Douglas fir - like all firs - is a softwood."Softwood" is actually a term that is used to classify all the conifers while "hardwood" is used as a classification for all angiosperm trees. In terms of actual "hardness", density or mechanical strength, the "softwoods" overlap the "hardwoods" with the hardest softwoods being harder than the softest hardwoods. The average hardness for hardwoods is harder than the average hardness of softwoods. Douglas fir in particular is definitely softer than most hardwoods.
Both softwoods and hardwoods will decompose eventually. It is natures way to return nutrient back in to the soil, for the benefit of new life.
The importance of the cell membrane is to keep the bad things out and keep the good things in.Bad things would be harmful to the cell.Good things would help the cell.
The good things in life are worth the bad.
Small things like, candal sticks, holders, ect.
Softwoods can be coloured by staining.
there are 2453 types of softwoods lollypop
Softwoods are from needle-leaf trees like pines and firs. Hardwoods are from broadleaf trees.
Oak wood isn't bad. It's a fine wood for carving and furniture. It's only downside is that it takes a long time to grow when compared with softwoods and therefore is expensive to buy.
Softwoods
its hardwoods and softwoods
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When you do bad things, bad things will happen to you (you will get bad Karma)
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Any wood from trees that do not have deciduous leaves is called 'soft' wood. Conversely, any wood from trees that do not have needles is a 'hard' wood.