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Bintangor – PEFC-Certified Lightweight Hardwood for Veneer, Plywood & Interior Applications
Bintangor is a light to medium-density tropical hardwood from Southeast Asia, valued for its smooth texture, light pink to pale brown tones, and ease of processing. Bintangor is especially popular in the make of product where affordability and consistency are essential.
As a PEFC-certified sustainable timber, Bintangor is a responsible choice for manufacturers and woodworkers seeking both performance and environmental compliance. It is easy to machine, glue, and finish, making it a preferred material in commercial and residential interiors.
Available in custom sizes, and can be supplied kiln-dried or untreated as needed.
1. Common Uses & Industry Applications
- Plywood face and core veneers
- Light furniture and cabinetry
- Interior paneling and partitions
- Mouldings, trims, and skirtings
- Drawer components and shelving
- General interior joinery and carpentry
| Specification | Details |
| Species Name | Bintangor |
| Botanical Name | Calophyllum spp. |
| Timber Type | Light to Medium Hardwood |
| Density (Air Dry) | 400–700 kg/m³ (avg. ~500–550 kg/m³) |
| Durability | Low to Medium (recommended for interior use) |
| Moisture Treatment | Available kiln-dried or untreated |
| Certifications | PEFC Certified Sustainable Timber |
| Common Applications | Veneer, Furniture, Paneling, Interior Joinery |
| Use Environment | Indoor |
| Grain & Appearance | Straight to shallow interlocked grain, light pink to pale brown |
| Available Sizes | Custom sizes available (length, width, thickness) |
3. Why Choose Bintangor Timber?
- PEFC-certified hardwood supporting sustainable forestry practices
- Smooth texture and uniform appearance – ideal for veneering
- Lightweight, cost-effective, and easy to work with
- Excellent for mass production of furniture, panels, and interiors
- Widely used in Asian and international plywood industries
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