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Yellow Meranti – PEFC-Certified Lightweight Hardwood for Interior Joinery and Paneling
Yellow Meranti is a light to medium hardwood native to Southeast Asia, known for its pale yellow to light brown tones, straight grain, and fine texture. This species is widely used where aesthetics, ease of work, and cost efficiency are key.
As a PEFC-certified sustainable timber, Yellow Meranti supports responsible forestry and environmental accountability. It is valued for its excellent machinability, smooth surface finish, and suitability for veneering and light construction.
Yellow Meranti is available in custom dimensions, and can be supplied kiln-dried or untreated based on your project requirements.
1. Common Uses & Industry Applications
- Interior doors, frames, and moldings
- Wall and ceiling paneling
- Light furniture and cabinetry
- Veneer and plywood core or face sheets
- General interior joinery
- Decorative trim and cladding
| Specification | Details |
| Species Name | Yellow Meranti |
| Botanical Name | Shorea spp. (Yellow Meranti group) |
| Timber Type | Light to Medium Hardwood |
| Density (Air Dry) | 400–700 kg/m³ (avg. ~500 kg/m³) |
| Durability | Low to Medium (recommended for interior use) |
| Moisture Treatment | Available kiln-dried or untreated |
| Certifications | PEFC Certified Sustainable Timber |
| Common Applications | Furniture, Joinery, Paneling, Veneer |
| Use Environment | Indoor |
| Grain & Appearance | Straight to interlocked grain, pale yellow to light brown |
| Available Sizes | Custom sizes available (length, width, thickness) |
3. Why Choose Yellow Meranti Timber?
- PEFC-certified and responsibly harvested from Southeast Asian forests
- Lightweight and easy to handle, machine, and finish
- Consistent grain and subtle color for a clean, modern appearance
- Excellent choice for veneering, paneling, and cost-effective interior woodwork
- Widely used in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe for commercial interiors
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