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Glenn Ashmore wrote:
In South Africa you will probably have more choices. The EC wood market is a good bit different that here in the US. You need a wood that is clear strait grained, light, reasonably rot resistant, with good bending strength and crush resistance. The problem with most tropical hardwoods is the weight. You really want to stay under 500kg/M3. Hi Glenn, Yes, there are a number of good candidates here - your wise point re weights is certainly true - lovely wood but really heavy! Some interesting Cedar variants that are looking promising. Thanks M |
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