PittsburghPresent February 28, 2025 / Prnewswire/ – The American Hartwood Information Center offers the American Hardwoods collection as a free resource for architects and interior designers. The example kit and the brochure offer a wealth of information about one of the most common, renewable and sustainable building materials of nature: American Hartwoods.
In the kit hidden there are 20 rehearsals of the most popular domestic hardwood species. The solid wood samples offer a realistic view of the grain pattern of the individual types and measure with a length of six inches, a width of three inches and a quarter of inches. One side of each sample is that it feels the smoothness of the wood in its finished state, while the back is rough to emphasize the natural texture of the wood.
With a practical stain simulator, design professionals can visualize a junction of clear, bright, medium and dark stain combinations for a variety of applications, including floors, cupboards, molded parts, mill work and furniture.
The enclosed brochure contains detailed information about the sustainability of American hardwoods. their use in environmentally friendly design and buildings; And an in-depth species that profil the properties and uses of any kind of strength and mechanical properties.
The free resource is available to qualified architects and designers at www.hardwoodinfo.com. For more information or to give up, contact the American Hardwood Information Center at [email protected].
About the American Hartwood Information Center
The American Hardwood Information Center, www.hardwoodinfo.com, is the relevant resource for consumers and specialists who are looking for information about American hardwoods. With the aim of promoting the use of American hardwood products that range from floors, furniture and furniture to mill and building materials in both residential and commercial applications, the center offers advice from industry experts on design trends, care and maintenance, installation, finishing and professional confection.
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