There are many different types of timber, including hardwoods and softwoods. Hardwoods are generally more expensive than softwoods and are used for furniture that is in high demand. Examples include mahogany, oak and teak. Softwood is also used for furniture but is more often used for outdoor applications such as decking or fencing.

Timber comes from trees grown on plantations or harvested from forests around the world. Timber can be harvested in different ways depending on how it will be used and how much money is available to invest in machinery required for harvesting operations.

It’s important when purchasing timber that you know exactly what you’re getting yourself into before making any commitments because some types of timber may not be suitable for certain uses while others will work well with specific applications.

Timber is the most common material used to make furniture. The majority of timber is used in the construction industry, but it can also be used to create a wide range of different products, including:

– wooden beams

– doors

– carpentry woodwork

– floorboards

Timber is the hard, fibrous structural tissue of trees, other plants and some grasses that is used in construction and as a raw material in the furniture industry. It can be used for making posts, beams, planks, poles and boards as well as for structural elements of buildings.

The term timber is also commonly used in reference to the forest products industry (e.g., timber companies) which produces raw material for industrial use. The term lumber is a term used to describe tree trunks and branches that are used primarily for their wood content and secondarily for their value as a source of pulp or firewood (i.e., fuel).