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Softwood timber is an organic product that comes from the branches of coniferous or cone-bearing trees. Softwood originates from trees like pine, larch or spruce. What is Softwood timber used for? The pale coloring with a grain is what makes softwood timber a good choice for making furniture because appearance is quite important in this area, for example cupboards. It is also used in the producing paper as well as fiberboard and floorboards.  This wood is used in construction of houses, particularly roof and inner walls. It is also used in making containers and pallets, fences, doors and so many other things.  Softwood species are used in variety of applications according to their qualities. Like: European softwood is used because it is comparatively cheap and is available in abundance. The other one, Cedar is known for durability whereas Douglas has high strength and Quebec yellow pine is preferred because of its stability. Western red cedar is mostly used for

After baking a delicious cake, we always embellish it with icing. Likewise, in order to enhance the beauty of any interior we use the very durable timber mouldings. Timber mouldings are helpful in softening the rough joins and hiding the gaps where walls meet floors and roofs. These help in bringing life to the boring looking walls of our houses. Timber mouldings are known for adding style and elegance to the interior of houses. The popular ones among designers from a very long time: architraves, skirtings, ceiling roses and cornices. Timber mouldings can be created using any type of timber available like: hardwood or softwood. Timber evading sheets are the main existing component of three inside timber mouldings; the others being picture and dado railings. Applying skirting boards, dado rails and cornices is a great way to change the look and feel of a room. Dado can define a difference in color or texture of a wall. We can bring down high ceilings and create an intimate