Sustainably farmed rubberwood is eco-friendly
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Rubberwood
Rubberwood trees
grow an impressive 75 feet or more over their lifetime and mature trees
have a diameter of around 3 feet. Rubberwood trees are farmed
extensively in Asia and are harvested for their latex each year, but by
the time they get to around 30 years old, latex yields decrease to the
point that its not commercially viable to tap the tree anymore. Until
recently, when trees reached this point, the were burned or chopped
down for fire wood to make room for new planting. The wood is now used
extensively in furniture, flooring, construction and even toys. Given
their large size, a single tree can provide a great deal of timber.
Rubberwood is strong, flexible and also resistant to fungus, bacteria,
and mold. Its an eco-friendly, sustainable and high-quality wood!