There are several compelling reasons why Nigerians should consider choosing solid wood doors over inferior imported proliferations across local building material markets. While these imported doors, most of which are made from composite and aluminum materials, offer certain benefits over solid wood doors (like affordability and moisture resistance), solid wood doors provide distinct, valuable advantages […]

Have you ever wondered which are the best woods for furniture in Nigeria? With abundance of sunshine and adequate rain, Nigeria is home to lots of trees and timber species. There are the deciduous trees which produce hardwood timbers, and there are the coniferous trees from which softwood timbers are harvested. While most hardwood timbers

Solid wood flooring, also popularly referred to as hardwood flooring in Nigeria as it is commonly milled from hardwood timbers only, are strips or planks of real wood, traditionally tongue and groove jointed, usually between 3 and 10 inches in width and ¾ inch in depth that has been used as flooring since the dawn

Wood flooring in Nigeria may face challenges such as high humidity, which can lead to warping or swelling of the wood. Additionally, termites and other pests may pose a threat to the integrity of the wood. Poor installation practices and lack of proper maintenance could also contribute to issues like gaps or buckling. It’s essential

The best woods for roofing in Nigeria are typically hardwood, which are known for their strength, durability, and resistance to rot and insect infestation. Some of the most popular types of hardwood used for roofing in Nigeria include: African Mahogany (Khaya senegalensis): This is a popular choice for roofing in Nigeria due to its strength