Small Dining table
High durability, water proof, wooden table suitable for coffee drinking or outdoor restaurant dining table. Only available for Tawau. It is available in both self-assembly and pre-assembly. the surface size is 6 feet x 6 feet. It can be sold in both bundle and single, feel free to contact us for more information.
Wood type
Mixed wood
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Pallet
The pallet is suitable for nearly all construction and storage.
Wood type
OT
Flower Pot Stand
The Flower Pot stand is available for short period of time only, it have a size of 20'' width, 2' height and 4' long. And having two layer for the flower pots.
Wood type
Mixed hard wood
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Cove ceiling
A cove ceiling is one with angled sides that meet to a flat center ceiling. It gives a cap-like appearance to the ceiling on a room.
Wood type
OT
Doorframe
A frame that supports the window or door, also called the door case, most popular among the wood furniture.
Wood type
Mixed
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Base Cap
Base Caps are used as an addition to wood baseboard to create an attractive, finished appearance. All our base caps are made of real wood with many profiles and species from which to choose.
Wood type
OT
Swiftlet plank wood (light red)
Special corner wood for swallow house, Size (width x height): 4 -6 INCH x 5.5 INCH. It helps increase the quality/grade of the swallow nest.
Wood type
Light red Meranti
Swiftlet plank wood (Dark red)
Special corner wood for swallow house, Size (width x height): 4 -6 INCH x 5.5 INCH. It helps increase the quality/grade of the swallow nest. More durable than the white meranti Swiftlet plank wood
Wood type
Dark Red Meranti
Ceilings
Solid wood ceiling is extremely durable, easy to install, acoustics, thermal isolation, ecological and easy to recycle. There are several types of ceiling to choose, feel free to contact us or pay us a visit.
Wood type
Mixed
Flooring
Solid wood flooring is durable, timeless look, clean air, easy to clean and acoustic absorption. There are several types of flooring to choose, feel free to contact us or pay us a visit.
Wood type
Mixed
Balau Wood
Also known as Selangan batu is a yellowish-brown timber with interlocked grain, and a coarse, but even texture. According to species, durable to very durable. Balau is a yellowish-brown, brown, or reddish-brown timber vvith interlocked grain, and a moderately fine and even texture. It is classified in Malaysia as being very durable. Red balau is a purplish-red or dark red-brown timber, with an interlocked grain, and a coarse but even texture. It is classified in Malaysia as being less durable than balau, ie moderately durable. Red selangan batu (Sabah), and alan, or meraka alan (Sarawak and Brunei) are approximately equal in colour and characteristics to red balau. Used mainly for heavy construction.
Wood type
Balau
Nyatoh Wood
Also known as njatuh. The sapwood of nyatoh timbers is lighter-coloured, but only moderately differentiated from the heartwood, which is deep pink-brown or red-brown. Planed surfaces generally without lustre; sometimes with a slight streaky figure on quarter-sawn surfaces. The grain is interlocked, and the texture moderately fine and even, and the wood weighs on average 720 kg/m³ when dried. Nyatoh is a very popular timber for furniture and solid door. The timber is suitable for furniture manufacture, tool handles, beams, posts, joists, rafters, door and window frames and sills, railway sleepers, joinery, cabinet making, vehicle bodies (planking), ship and boat building (keels, keelsons and framework), plywood, flooring (heavy traffic), columns (light duty), panelling, partitioning, staircase (angle block, rough bracket, newel, apron lining and sprandrel framing) and interior finishing like mouldings and skirtings.
Wood type
Belian
Kasai Wood
Also known as Taun, the sapwood is 30mm to 50mm wide, pale reddish in colour and not clearly distinguished from the heartwood which is pale pinkish-brown darkening with age. There appears to be some variation in colour in the timber from different localities in the Philippines, some having a light red heartwood, while much grown in Mindanao is dark reddish-brown. The grain may be straight, but more usually it is interlocked, with a characteristic regular wave, while the texture is fine and smooth. Having medium working qualities, Works and machines fairly well, with only a moderate blunting effect on cutting edges. With attention to techniques a good finish can be obtained in planing and moulding. The wood takes glue and the normal finishing treatments satisfactorily.
Wood type
Kasai
Light Red Meranti Wood
Sapwood lighter-coloured and usually distinct from the heartwood which is light-red or pinkish-brown; planed surfaces fairly lustrous, stripe figure on radial surfaces, with subtle, but attractive speckles caused by the rays. Texture rather coarse, but even, grain interlocked and wavy. Even though the durability and moisture movement is moderate, but the price for it is low compare to other. Common for Plywood, interior furniture, general construction, concrete forms, as well as a number of other general utility purposes.
Wood type
Light Red Meranti
Belian Wood
The Belian wood is categorised under heavy hardwood group and of high market value. The wood is very hard, does not rot easily and is naturally resistant because of the unique anatomical features, that it is nick-named as “Borneo ironwood”. The stumps of logged Belian trees are still around decades after they were felled. Due to its density, the Belian tree is one of very few wood species that does not float in water. Belian wood is widely used in heavy construction and large-scale production such as for house structures, pillars, floors, and walls. The Belian wood is also made into shingles for roofing. Dayak longhouse structure is usually built using Belian wood due to its high resistances from water and insert attack.
Wood type
Belian
White Meranti Wood
It’s texture is moderately coarse and even, with rarely straight, usually shallowly interlocked or occasionally deeply interlocked grain. The timber is suitable for light to medium construction, posts, beams, joists, rafters, door and window frames and sills, planking, staircase (carriages, newel, risers, sprandrel framing, stringer, railing, tread, bullnose, round ends and winders), panelling, mouldings, partitioning, furniture, flooring, decking, railway sleepers, tool handles (non impact), disposable chopsticks, vehicle bodies (framework, floor boards and planking), ship and boat building (keels, keelsons, framework and general planking) and plywood.
Wood type
White Meranti
Kapur Wood
The sapwood is whitish to yellowish-brown in colour, the heartwood is light rose-red when freshly cut, becoming rose-red to reddish-brown on exposure, it can also been used decoratively to create internal fittings, plywood, joinery and lining, as it displays a striking figure. It makes an attractive material for flooring and staircases.
Wood type
Kapur
Keruing Wood
The sapwood is greyish-brown and distinct, and usually 50mm to 75mm wide. The heartwood varies from light red to reddish-brown or brown, darkening on exposure. The grain is usually straight but may be shallowly interlocked, and the texture is moderately coarse or coarse, but even. Having an average weight is about 740kg/m ³ when dry. Suitable for flooring, stairs, panelling, veneer, boxes and crates, joinery.
Wood type
Keruing
Dark Red Meranti Wood
Sapwood lighter in colour and distinct from the heartwood which is red-brown darkening to a dark red; planed surfaces fairly lustrous, stripe figure on radial surfaces. Grey-coloured narrow streaks are often present on all longitudinal surfaces, The wood weighs on average, 710 kg/m³ when dried. Common uses: Plywood, interior furniture, general construction, concrete forms, veneer, and boatbuilding.
Wood type
Dark Red Meranti
Red Balau Wood
A very high dense and heavy hardwood, density of 800-880kg/m3. The timber is moderately durable under exposed conditions (lasting from 2 to 5 years). The timber is subject to subterranean termite and fungal attacks. Use for vehicle or container flooring, Industrial or heavy flooring, Heavy carpentry, Ship building (ribs), Exterior joinery, Musical instuments, Boxes and crates, Stairs (inside), Flooring, Ship building (planking and deck), Bridges (Parts not in contact with water or ground), Current furniture or furniture components, Cooperage
Wood type
Red Balau
Kempas Wood
The sapwood is well defined, white to pale yellow in colour, and about 50mm wide in large trees. The heartwood is brick-red when freshly sawn. High durability and heavy, which it has a 880kg/m3 density. Suitable for flooring, sliced veneer, industrial or heavy flooring
Wood type
Kempas
Yellow Meranti Wood
Yellow Meranti is a Light Hardwood with a density of 575-735 kg/m3 air dry. The timber is suitable for general utility purpose, light construction, planking for vehicle bodies as well as ship and boat building, panelling, mouldings, partitioning, shop and office fittings, furniture, joinery, flooring, decking, staircase.
Wood type
Yellow Meranti
Keranji Wood
The sapwood is white to yellowish white, becomes light brown on exposure and is very distinct from the heartwood, which is golden brown or red-brown and darkens on exposure. Moderately durable under the typical Malaysian conditions. heavy construction, gymnasium equipment, railway sleepers, tool handles (impact), vehicle bodies (framework and floor boards), mallets, poles, telegraphic and power transmission posts and cross arms, bridges, pallets
Wood type
Keranji