TIMBER AS A BUILDING MATERIAL. CLASSIFICATION OF TIMBER GROWTH OF TREES DURABILITYSTRENGTHREFRACTIVENESS.

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TIMBER AS A BUILDING MATERIAL

CLASSIFICATION OF TIMBER GROWTH OF TREES DURABILITYSTRENGTHREFRACTIVENESS

DEFECTS CAUSES OF DEFECTS DEFECTS IN TREE DURING IT’S GROWTH DEFECTS IN TREE AFTER FELLING DEFECTS IN TREE DURING SEASONING DECAY AND DISEASES IN TREE

DEFECTS AND DECAY IN TIMBER CENTRE HEART/HEART SHAKES BOW TWISTED GRAIN KNOTSWANE SLOPE OF GRAIN FOXINESSCUPPING

HEART SHAKES

BOW

TWISTED GRAIN

KNOTS

WANE

SLOPE OF GRAIN

CUPPING DEFECTS

USES OF TIMBER AS A BUILDING MATERIAL BEAMSTRUSSESRAFTERS JOISTS IN FLOORS DOORS FRAME AND SHUTTERS WINDOWS FRAME AND SHUTTERS STAIR CASES POLESPILESCOLUMNS

WOOD PRODUCTS OF TIMBER VeneersPlywood Particle board Fiber boards Batten boards : Block boards and laminated boards

BAMBOO AND CANE AS AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OFTIMBER BAMBOO AS PLYWOOD BAMBOO AS VEENERS BAMBOO AS PARTICLE BOARDS BAMBOO AS BATTENS BOARDS BAMBOO AS POST etc.

BAMBOO AN ENDOGENOUS TREE

BAMBOO A BUILDING MATERIAL

BAMBOO AS FLOORING MATERIAL

TIMBER STRUCTURES

TIMBER FLOOR, CEILING,WALL AND FURNITURES.

TIMBER AS A STRUCTURAL MEMBER

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