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Process of removing moisture

from freshly cut (green) wood.

• Wood Drying

• Wood Seasoning

• Kiln Drying

• Air Drying

Lighter and less dense, and are commonly used in

general construction, framing, and paper products

due to their ease of work and availability.

• Indigenous Materials

• Hard Wood

• Soft Wood

• Construction Wood

_________ are natural, local resources like

bamboo, wood, shells, and earth that people have used

for generations to build homes and make furniture.

• Local Materials

• Indigenous Materials

• Local Wood

• Endemic Materials

Layers of wood or wood-based materials that are

glued together to form a stronger, more stable

composite material.

• Plastic Laminates

• Wood Laminates

• Soft Wood

• Engineered Wood

Manufactured wood product made by binding

together wood strands, fibers, particles, or veneers

with adhesives under heat and pressure to form

composite panels or structural elements.

• Hard Wood

• Engineered Wood

• Wood Veneer

• Composite Panels

Wood products that are environmentally friendly and

sustainable, often sourced, processed, and used in

ways that minimize environmental impact.

• Soft Wood

• Engineered Wood

• Hard Wood

• Eco Wood

Steel is one of the oldest and most versatile building

materials in human history.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Wood can not

withstand repeated stress cycles, but it also

has Creep where it deforms slowly over time

under constant load.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Wood Seasoning where wood are Stacked outdoors under cover with air gaps.

Takes months to over a year, depending on thickness and

climate. Inexpensive, but slower and less precise

• Air Seasoning

• Kiln Seasoning

• Sun Dry Seasoning

• Oven Seasoning

Comes from deciduous trees (trees that lose their leaves annually).

Denser and stronger Slower-growing. Used in furniture, flooring,

cabinetry, and fine woodworking.

• Indigenous Materials

• Soft Wood

• Hard Wood

• Eco Wood