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Wood Information
 | Cypress Cypress is known for its durability
and resistance to insects, rotting, and decay. It is considered to be a clean wood (meaning little to no knots), which makes it
a superior choice for outdoor patio furniture. It is a beautiful wood with tannish-yellow to light reddish tones. Cypress is a
resinous wood; however, it is not tacky or sticky. Its resin, called Cypressene, makes it very durable against moisture and decay. Cypress
takes to adhesives well. It accepts screws very easily and sands very nicely. It accepts stains beautifully and holds up well in
all kinds of weather conditions. |
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 | Ash Ash is best known for being the wood of choice
for baseball bats. It is grown in the U.S. and Canada and has many other uses, including outdoor furniture. Ash is a strong,
straight-grained wood that is known for its toughness and durability. It is a hard and heavy wood, but is also known for its
bending ability. It does not dent or scratch easily. Its grain is similar to oak, but varies in color. |
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 | Knotty Pine & Clean Pine Like the name implies,
knotty pine has knots. Pine is a soft wood that shows the rustic nature of the wood. It is a durable wood that stains beautifully
and ages exquisitely over time. It is a lightweight wood that is white to yellowish in color. |
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 | Cedar Cedar is one of North America's most
durable wood resources. It is right at home in all types of climates and holds characteristics that make for a natural
resistance to rot as well as insect and moisture damage. It takes stains well and is a perfect wood to highlight the beauty
of the grain. |
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