Can you tell me the difference between Bahua, Aokan, Jimingmu and Laochuanmu?

Bahua: Also known as Brazilian pear, porous wood.

Okan: Also known as Dalbergia odorifera, it belongs to Hematoxyliaceae and is an evergreen tree.

Chicken wing wood: it is named after the section of wood heartwood is chicken wing-shaped (V-shaped).

Old ship wood: A kind of wood taken from retired ships, completely retaining the original shape of ship wood, and then made by hand.

2. Different smells

Bahua: It has luster and no special smell.

Okan: The wood is shiny and has no special smell.

Chicken wing wood: the color is abrupt and has a slight aroma.

Old ship wood: wood is dull and has no special smell.

3. Different textures

Ba Hua: The texture is obviously interwoven with light brown stripes.

Okan: The texture is staggered, hard and tough, and the pattern is beautiful.

Chicken wing wood: some are black and white, some are yellow and purple, and the diagonal saw wood grain is in the form of fine flowers.

Old ship wood: special texture and color, such as black blocks that look like fire, irregular distribution of large and small holes, etc.

4. The distribution is different.

Bahua: Distributed in tropical Africa.

Okan: It is distributed in tropical rain forests in Southeast Asia, Malay Archipelago, Indonesia, Gabon and Cameroon in Africa.

Chicken wing wood: distributed in Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Fujian, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Africa and other places in China.

Laochuanmu: ship wood, distributed on the seabed and immersed in seawater.

5. Different characteristics

Bahua: Fine and uniform structure, hard texture and high strength.

Okan: The wood is heavy or medium to heavy, oily, highly moisture-proof and termite-proof, and has strong weather resistance. Chicken wing wood: light in density, insoluble in water, brittle in material and slightly poor in hardness.

Old ship wood: Strong, waterproof and fireproof.