Brazilian white hardwood is dense, strong, and decay resistant, making it suitable for heavy structural work and flooring in Saudi projects. Oak is lighter and easier to shape, while mahogany is smoother for finishes. Choose Brazilian white when durability matters most, considering budget and project specifications.
Yes, it is usually stable when supplied at suitable moisture content and lower expansion. For Riyadh or Jeddah jobs, allow expansion gaps and acclimatize it on site before installation. Matkel can guide you on moisture checks and handling options to reduce cracking in dry or humid conditions.
Boards and timber are available in multiple lengths, widths, and thicknesses for doors, kitchens, flooring, and finishing. Custom cutting can be arranged based on your design, but confirm final dimensions, edge quality, and lead time before ordering, especially for projects in Riyadh or Jeddah.
For coastal Saudi areas like Jeddah or Dammam, pre-treated hardwood is recommended to resist termites, mould, and moisture absorption. Check treatment certificates and protective coverage before purchase. Follow installation and maintenance guidance to limit cracking, discolouration, and long-term damage in hot or humid environments.
Wholesale pricing and project discounts are available based on quantity, grade, and specifications. You can inspect finish, moisture level, and visible defects before purchase, and request an invoice showing product details. Matkel can explain its replacement or warranty terms, subject to transport damage or incorrect storage.