Japanese cedar logs
Japanese cedar logs
Fengshan has been artificially cultivating Chinese fir since the late 1950s. The county now has 28,000 hectares of Chinese fir forests, with a standing timber volume of 863,000 cubic meters and an annual production of 50,000 cubic meters of commercial timber. It is one of the major commercial Chinese fir production bases in northwestern Guangxi. The Chinese fir here features large diameters, straight trunks, hard wood, good color, and other qualities, making the product highly favored by users.
Japanese cedar logs – a high-quality product from Fengshan, Hechi, Guangxi.
Japanese cedar logs: The wood is yellowish-white, sometimes with a light reddish-brown heartwood. It is relatively soft, fine-grained, aromatic, with straight grain, easy to work with, has a specific gravity of 0.38, strong resistance to decay, and is not susceptible to termite damage. It is used for construction, bridges, shipbuilding, mine props, timber piles, utility poles, furniture, and as raw material for the wood fiber industry. The bark contains tannin.
Fengshan, Hechi, has been artificially cultivating Chinese fir since the late 1950s. The county now has 28,000 hectares of Chinese fir forests, with a standing timber volume of 863,000 cubic meters and an annual production of 50,000 cubic meters of commercial timber. It is one of the major commercial Chinese fir production bases in northwestern Guangxi. The Chinese fir here features large diameters, straight trunks, hard wood, and good color, making the product highly favored by users.
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