Kapur
Wood type
Kapur, derived from trees of the genus Dryobalanops, is a hardwood species found mainly in Southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia.
It is known for its durability, strength and diverse applications. Kapur wood generally has a light to dark brown colour with an even grain and a coarse texture. These properties give the wood a natural appearance that makes it suitable for various aesthetic purposes.
Kapur is known for its durability, which falls in durability class 2, and natural resistance to attack by insects, fungi and other forms of decay. This makes it a suitable choice for outdoor applications such as terraces, cladding and construction. With good mechanical properties, including strength and hardness, Kapur is often used in structural work, flooring and carpentry. The wood is generally easy to work and polish, making it versatile in a variety of applications.
3D wall panels in solid wood
Bonded window pegs
Pre-painted profiles
Rubberwood panels
Sawn tropical hardwood
Solid glued panels in exotic hardwood
Solid parquet
Terrace boards
Wall and facade cladding
