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Welcome to San Jose's Newest Furniture Site Looking for bedroom furniture? How about modern furniture, contemporary furniture, traditional furniture? We are San Jose's discount furniture store. We have a large selection to choose from. Manufactures include Tradewins, Lifestyle Solutions, Homelegance, Maco, Quality Craft and many more... Shop our site and if you have any questions drop us and e-mail or give us a call WE DELIVER |
LIFESTYLE SOLUTIONS HOMELEGANCE COASTER MODUS WE HAVE BEDROOM SETS FOR EVERYONE'S TASTE. MODERN BEDROOM PLATFORM BEDS TRADITIONAL BEDROOM CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM
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SAN JOSE'S BIGGEST DEALER OF BUNK BEDS BUNK BEDS, LOFT BEDS CAPTAINS BEDS, HOMELEGANCE, COASTER AND TRADEWINS 408-369-9708 MENTION THIS WEBSITE SO WE CAN HELP YOU FASTER CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL COLLECTIONS
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Birch wood
Birch wood is an excellent hardwood to manufacture furniture with, due to it’s unique combination of hardness and toughness. It is amongst the hardest woods used for manufacturing furniture, which provides longer durability of the furniture and is much less prone “dings” and scratches than other woods such as poplar and pine. Its amongst the toughest woods used for furniture, which means that birch has an excellent ability to resist stress fractures (there is no point in buying a hardwood furniture piece, if it easily chips). We have found that it is the unique balance of these 2 components that have been most important to us, when selecting the wood material used to manufacture our bunk beds. Additionally we find that the natural color and grain pattern of birch is beautiful which is an added bonus. We hope that the displayed "Hardness & Toughness Scale" illustrates our reasoning.
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Birch tree the
most common hardwood |
Below please note the relative hardness and toughness to other wood species often used in furniture production.
The Janka (or side) hardness test measures the force required to embed a .444 inch steel ball to half its diameter in wood. This is one of the best measures of the ability of wood species to withstand denting and wear. It is also a good indicator of how hard a species is to saw or nail. The higher the number, the harder the wood. The toughness scales reflects the relative bending strength between birch and other wood species measured in Mpa. |