Fir Timber

Coastal and Rocky Mountain are two discrete varieties in which the Douglas Fir tree can really be differentiated. These particular trees raise exceptionally outsized and its particular quality makes it usable lumber and veneer for plywood too. This wood is quite solid and sturdy in weight so it is considered as hardest and heaviest softwoods.
The colours of Fir timber differs based upon the age and place of tree where it grows. Available shades are usually light brown with a tint of red or yellow along with darker growth rings.

Fir timber is an extraordinarily valuable business purpose used timber, extensively used in construction and building purposes. Douglas-Fir wood is rated to be more or less durable in regard to decay but is vulnerable to insect attack. In building of weighty structure fir is most preferred imported softwood timber. Timbers are being transport unseasoned or dry. The former common purpose includes of fir are following
· general building framework
· flooring
· Lining
· fascias and pergolas
· Joinery & turnery
· carving and plywood