Which wood is naturally resistant to both insects and decay and was historically used for shipbuilding?
Which wood is naturally resistant to both insects and decay and was historically used for shipbuilding?
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Which wood is naturally resistant to both insects and decay and was historically used for shipbuilding?
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#2Teak (trim) and white oak (structure).
Re: Which wood is naturally resistant to both insects and decay and was historically used for shipbuilding?
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I think cypress was common a couple millennia ago, if memory serves (not for the millennia, but for the trivia).
Jason
