I would like to learn wood material? (Pine, Oak ???) Thank you for all answers!
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The wood is poplar; the type of wood is listed in text in one of the three images. The poplars are a very diverse group of trees, but but they grow beautiful, tulip-like flowers. It IS in the hardwood group, but it's still quite a soft wood; poplar is harder than pine, but three times softer than something like oak. It's a decent looking wood, with nice fine grain, but it's mostly considered a "utility" wood - the kind of thing you'd use to build pallets. But, poplar is also super economical, so it get used on economy furniture, so that you can make something super affordable but still be able to make all-wood furniture.
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The wood is poplar; the type of wood is listed in text in one of the three images. The poplars are a very diverse group of trees, but but they grow beautiful, tulip-like flowers. It IS in the hardwood group, but it's still quite a soft wood; poplar is harder than pine, but three times softer than something like oak. It's a decent looking wood, with nice fine grain, but it's mostly considered a "utility" wood - the kind of thing you'd use to build pallets. But, poplar is also super economical, so it get used on economy furniture, so that you can make something super affordable but still be able to make all-wood furniture. The wood is poplar; the type of wood is listed in text in one of the three images. The poplars are a very diverse group of trees, but but they grow beautiful, tulip-like flowers. It IS in the hardwood group, but it's still quite a soft wood; poplar is harder than pine, but three times softer than something like oak. It's a decent looking wood, with nice fine grain, but it's mostly considered a "utility" wood - the kind of thing you'd use to build pallets. But, poplar is also super economical, so it get used on economy furniture, so that you can make something super affordable but... » Read More The wood is poplar; the type of wood is listed in text in one of the three images. The poplars are a very diverse group of trees, but but they grow beautiful, tulip-like flowers. It IS in the hardwood group, but it's still quite a soft wood; poplar is harder than pine, but three times softer than something like oak. It's a decent looking wood, with nice fine grain, but it's mostly considered a "utility" wood - the kind of thing you'd use to build pallets. But, poplar is also super economical, so it get used on economy furniture, so that you can make something super affordable but still be able to make all-wood furniture. « Show Less
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I think it is white birch. Whatever the material, the bed was relatively easy to put together and has stood up well in the two years that we have had it.We also bought the storage drawers for underneath and we put extra bedding in them - that was a good investment.Also we bought the optional head board. I needed help lining up the holes so I could screw the bed together. Again, that was a good investment.Hope this helps - I would buy this bed again.
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I DONT KNOW. why is everyone guessing; if you are not sure don't guess. BTW the one on their website is pine but it cost less which makes one wonder if the wood is different
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I agree with previous comment, it's not hardwood. In fact, I would say it's probably not even pine. I suspect it's some [semi-soft] wood of asian origin. However, it seems sturdy enough for the purpose - a kids bed that will see plenty of abuse. It won't be a family heirloom but I think it will hold up until my soon is old enoungh to outgrow it. I am faily picky about having quality furniture and I am satisfied that I got what I paid for. Hope that helps.
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Sorry my last answer was wrong , it is derived from wood . I love the results .
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I bought it as a beginner and really enjoy it, even now. It is good quality and produces a good tone. The sound is not "professionally" good, but will definitely do for learning as a beginner. The wood is good and sturdy, not to mention the appeal of it is great. Hope I helped!!!
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Hi! Its not wood, i dont know what the material is called but it is very strong and sturdy, it can hold alot! The color is like a dark dark brown almost black, you should definetly get it!
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I believe it was pine. I stained it to match other oak furniture and it turned out wonderful.
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You can find the lumber at Lowe's or any other place that sells the wood. Lowe's cut the wood to the proper lengths for me. The amount of wood and lengths are in the front part of the directions on how to put it together. It tells you the screws and stuff you need to purchase also.Have fun.
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I'm pretty sure it's Maple. But Oak and Maple are generally similar wood styles as far as I am concerned.
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My DeWalt plate joiner came with a very useful manual. Practice, practice, practice on scrap lumber to more fully understand how to use this tool and you will love the results!!!
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Dear Mrs. Taylor You can glue the pieces together then you may do the priming if you desire. Priming can keep the wood look nicer and last longer. Sincerely, Dean Haddad
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sure- many pieces are just rectangular pieces of wood- you could really build whatever you want with them.
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It's pine. I have several bokken I use in Aikido and this is for display only. It broke in my vehicle when I moved to a new home. This should be made from Oak but it is not. Here is a link to a picture of the broken bokken. :) http://imageshack.com/i/mrly33j
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I too have been having a hard time researching exactly where the wood comes from for the Strathwood line - there's no direct FSC certification and I can not find any information on sustainable harvesting. I will not be buying Strathwood for this reason - there's no transparency and it's nearly impossible to source the wood.
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Pine is a primary wood. What they are implying is that it could be made from any of several woods. Note: Bought this set (and from looking at other reviews), there seems to be a quality control problem with Tot Tutor. Our son loves it but several of the wood brackets were cracked and there were paint smears (from the chairs) on the tabletop. I have fixed the brackets and son has made his own paint smears now.
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The wood looks like oak or ash, both of which are very hard woods. It is smooth and solid so there is very little concern for splintering. I hope this is helpful.
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Funny you should ask.....I have been experimenting with different types of wood as well as charcoal mixes, this biolite is simply incredible! Try it and let me know! Hope it works out!