BEECH WOOD (Fagus sylvatica)
Common Uses: Furniture, Flooring, Joinery, Veneers, Tool Handles, Kitchenware
Species: European Beech (Fagus sylvatica)

Description:
Beech wood is a strong, hard, and heavy hardwood known for its fine, uniform texture and pale cream to light reddish-brown color. Renowned for its excellent machinability and bending qualities, beech is widely used in furniture making, flooring, and interior joinery. Its smooth surface accepts paints, stains, and varnishes well, making it a versatile choice for both functional and decorative uses.

At Timber Experts Global Holdings, we supply high-quality beech timber sourced from sustainably managed European forests, ensuring consistent grain quality, low defect levels, and kiln drying for stability.

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• Hard and strong hardwood with excellent shock resistance

• Fine, even texture and uniform grain suitable for smooth finishes

• Easy to machine, steam-bend, and glue

• Accepts stains, paints, and finishes evenly

• Popular for turned objects, furniture, and flooring

• Requires proper treatment for outdoor or moist environments

Typical Applications

• High-quality furniture and cabinetry

• Flooring and parquet blocks

• Interior joinery and paneling

• Tool handles and wooden utensils

• Veneers and plywood face layers

• Musical instruments and toys

Sustainability & Certification

• Sourced from FSC®-certified sustainable European forests

• Kiln-dried and quality controlled for export standards

• Compliant with international timber regulations