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Hi Leo.
Nice to find you also here :-) In Italy, the North American Cedar is a very valuable wood, very difficult to find and much more expensive than Okoumè (solid). ...... Alternative could be Spruce, light as cedar but less durable than okoumè. I have read somewere that in NZ also Paulonia (or Paulownia) as been used. Paulonia is known in Italy mainly for flowers, but it is a fast growing tree, is really light (lighter that the best WRC) and is claimed to be extremely durable in salt water. It originates from Japan or China... I don't remember... but I know that it exist one organization for paulonia wood promotion also in Italy.... You can try a googgle search.... Paolo Zini |
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