Camphor is predominantly found in the forests of Java and Sumatra.
Scientific Name Cinnamomum camphora
Density Approximately 560-720 kg/m³ at 12% moisture content
Color Light brown to yellowish-brown
Grain Straight
Texture Medium to coarse
Durability Moderately durable; has some natural resistance to decay and insects due to the presence of camphor oil
Uses Furniture, cabinetry, carving and decorative work
Growth Time Typically harvested around 15 to 20 years for timber; for essential oil, it can be harvested at 10 to 15 years
Camphor planks, available in standard sizes with either a rough sawn or smooth planed finish, are commonly used indoors for door frames, windows, furniture, cabinetry and decorative work. Camphor is durable, pest-resistant and has a distinctive aromatic scent. Typically light yellow to reddish-brown with a straight grain and natural sheen.
Camphor is predominantly found in the forests of Java and Sumatra. It is often cultivated for its aromatic wood and camphor oil. Used for door frames and windows, furniture, cabinetry, carving and decorative work.
Scientific Name: Cinnamomum camphora Density: Approximately 560-720 kg/m³ at 12% moisture content Color: Light brown to yellowish-brown Grain: Straight Texture: Medium to coarse Durability: Moderately durable; has some natural resistance to decay and insects due to the presence of camphor oil Uses: Furniture, cabinetry, carving, and decorative work Growth Time: Typically harvested around 15 to 20 years for timber; for essential oil, it can be harvested at 10 to 15 years
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