General Overview
The Hoop Pinewood belongs to one of the evergreen species namely Araucaria. This type of tree usually grows in the dry rainforests of the Queensland and the New South Wales. The normal life span of this tree is up to 450 years and the bark of this tree is rough and gets peeled off easily. This type of wood is used in crafting the furnishing items, wood floorings, and the boats as well. The Hoop Pine Wood is much expensive than the rest of other solid wood. The Hoop Pinewood offers rich aesthetics as the real solid wood and that is why it gets matched with any traditional and modern decor.
Advantages and Disadvantages of the Hoop Pine Wood
Here are some of the advantages and disadvantages of using the Hoop Pine Wood:
Advantages/Pros
- Appearance: The Hoop Pine Wood is usually available in the yellow-brown color and sometimes it also contains the dark streaks that are caused by the maggots. The wood grain of the Hoop Pine Wood is naturally straight and this wood is also having the uneven texture.
- Easy to get Finished and Sanded: The Hoop Pine Wood can be finished and sanded easily and the Hoop Pine Wood is having the smooth texture and that is why it can be coated with the paint easily. This type of wood also glues well easily.
Disadvantages/cons
- Rot Resistance: The Hoop Pine Wood is not an insect and the decay resistance and that is why it cannot be used in the humid areas of the homes like kitchen areas..
- Toxicity: During the manufacturing process, the Hoop Pine Wood releases some hazardous chemicals that can cause the skin allergies in humans.