Right style statement with Canadian wood from British Columbia

 There is no dearth of changes that people make to their homes in order to make it more festive. Canadian Wood species from British Columbia – Douglas-fir and Western Hemlock — are such examples.
Globally solid wood from these trees are considered as twoof — the most refined, yet sturdy wood for doors and windows. Forestry Innovation Investment (FII), British Columbia government’s subsidiary in India, promotes the use of sustainable products, certified from Canada in the country. They are a sophisticated addition to one’s dream house, especially holding a special place when it comes to doors and windows.
Douglas-fir is known and used worldwide for its superior strength, stiffness and durability. It is ideal if one is looking for refined and sleek fittings, making it perfect if one is considering a combination of solidity, sturdiness and aesthetics. The wood is stable in use and has good decay resistance in its natural state. The surface appearance and easy-working properties are appropriate to manufacture door frames, widows, among others. Douglas-fir easily ushers in a more fashionable way to bring more character to interiors with its strength and hardness.
One can trust Canadian wood’s natural beauty and to bring more flair to ones’ home with Western Hemlock being the first choice worldwide for mouldings and interior woodworking. Hemlock is one of British Columbia’s most abundant trees. The unique selling proposition of Western Hemlock is that it is a light coloured wood with no resin and one can create any finish or stain as desired. Be it mahogany, ebony, walnut or even a natural stain, Western Hemlock is well-suited for this purpose. One can now have a door or window which suits colour palette and brings warmth to house. Its excellent treatability makes it a preferred species for treated wood applications where high strength and density are important.
A cosy home does not need one to revamp whole house; a stylish door or window can help one make the right statement.

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