Mulberry Wood – Properties and Common Uses

Mulberry-Wood

Found mostly in the eastern part of the United States, Mulberry can grow up to 50 feet tall with a trunk diameter that reaches one and a half feet. And while native to the eastern US, you can find the tree in different parts of the world. While Mulberry has been used for its wood, … Read more

Osage Orange Wood – Characteristics and Common Uses

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Commonly found in the central and southern parts of the United States, Osage Orange Wood can grow up to 60 feet tall and have a trunk diameter of up to 2 feet. The tree is not harvested for wood as many others are, but it is commonly found. The species itself is not listed on … Read more

Refinishing Your Wooden Gunstock: The Right Way

Wooden-Gunstock

If you’re like most rifle owners, you take great pride in your weapon. You clean and maintain it meticulously, and you store it in a safe place when not in use. But even the most careful owner can eventually run into problems with their rifle’s wooden stock. The finish may start to wear off, or … Read more

Stick-Built Structure vs. Pole Barn: What’s The Difference?

Stick-Built-Home

Pole barns and stick-built structures are two of the most popular buildings for storing items, raising livestock, or using them as a home. While these are two structures you can put up on your property, there are several key differences to take note of before you figure out which is better for your needs. Here’s … Read more

Can Wood Be Used in the Bathroom (Sink, Washbasin, and Tub)

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Are you looking to remodel your bathroom on a budget? Consider using wood for your sink and tub. Yes, you heard it right! Wood can be used for your bathroom sinks, washbasins, and tubs – a great way to add a rustic, unique touch to your bathroom. However, there are a few things you need … Read more

Shou Sugi Ban Wood Treatment – The Pros and Cons

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Shou Sugi Ban is the latest trend in home exterior design. But what is it? Shou Sugi Ban (literally “burnt cedar board”) is a Japanese method of charring wood. The process not only gives the wood a beautiful, dark finish but also makes it more durable and resistant to rot. While the technique has traditionally … Read more

Will Double-Sided Carpet Tape Damage My Hardwood Floors?

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Most carpet tapes will not damage your hardwood floors. In fact, it can actually help to protect your floors from wear and tear. However, with double-sided tapes on wood, plywood, or laminates, you will need to be cautious. While this type of tape is safe to use on other flooring materials (like stone or marble), … Read more

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