No, they are usually hard wood. They use wax to condition and clean the wood floors.
They use china wood witch is soft not the beat type of wood
Yes. Canadian maple wood is heavy and strong. People use for wood floors and to make skateboards and longboards.
The schools want to be able to use the basketball courts anytime they need to rain or shine. A basketball court is small enough to fit in any size gym.
Cedar wood is naturally more weather resistant than maple. Cedar wood will darken and mold over time if left untreated, but it is more insect resistant and more resiliant than maple for exterior use.
Maple, ash, birch
Spruce for the top and maple for the back, sides and neck.
Skateboards are typically made of multiple layers of maple wood that are glued together to create a strong and flexible deck. Maple is a popular choice for skateboard decks due to its durability and ability to withstand the high impact and stress of skateboarding tricks.
maple size 34/31
This is very good question. Usually the wooden decks are made out of maple, but story doesn't end there. The best wood material for decks is Canadian Rock Maple, but only few manufacturers make them. If the top layer of deck is stained in color you can be 90% sure sure, that it's regular maple, if maple at all, and the deck will wear out much faster then Canadian maple. I know that Element, Almost, Reinbe and Baker uses high quality Canadian maple, that will long last and provide much greater pop then usual maple or other wood.
The best wood is whichever the better wood would be for any given situation which depends on what is being built. If you want outdoor deck furniture you might want to use Teakwood, for indoor Shelving units you may want to use Poplar or Oak, or Maple , to make Ax handles you may want to use Hickory wood. I will use what I believe to be the most feasable for any given situation.
Well, you would use the measurements cut out from the original wood from the unuique tree of the maple or oak- this because the wood needs to be springy. That'll be five bucks by the way...