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Common Timber Species
Cypress, Japanese (18-28%mc) C Guarea, White H
Spruce, Japanese (18-28%mc) C Santa Maria H
Cypress, Japanese (8-18%mc) J Cedar, WestIndian J
Spruce, Japanese (8-18%mc) J Mahogany, West Indian B
Meranti, Red (dark/light) B Birch, European J
Redwood, Baltic (European) A Cherry, European J
Spruce, Norway (European) C Empress, Tree J
Ash, European A Fir, Noble J
Ash, Japanese A Guarea, Black J
Banga Wanga A Kauri, Queensland J
Birch, Yellow A Mahogany, African J
Boxwood, Maracaibo A Queensland Kauri J
Fir, Grand A Walnut, African J
Gum, Spotted A Cordia, American Light F
Maple, Pacific A Pine, American long leaf C
Maple, Rock A Pine, American pitch C
Maple, Sugar A Pine, Caribbean Pitch C
Myrtle, Tasmanian A Pine, Nicaraguan Pitch C
Oak, European A Cedar, Western Red C
Oak, Japanese A Gum, American Red A
Panga Panga A Oak, American Red A
Pine, Lodgepole A Oak, American White A
Pine, Scots A Kauri, New Zealand E
Pine, Yellow A Pine, New Zealand White B
Poplar, Black A Abura E
Pterygota, African A Afara A
Rosewood, Indian A Aformosa G
Sterculia, Brown A Afzelia E
Walnut, American A Agba J
Camphorwood, E African C Amboyna G
Cypress, E African A Ayan C
Olive, E African B Balsa A
Silky Oak,African C Basswood G
Silky Oak,Australian C Berlina B
Ash, American B Binvang E
Canarium, African B Bisselon E
Cedar, Japanese B Bitterwood F
Douglas Fir B Blackbutt C
Fir, Douglas B Bosquiea A
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