2015
DOI: 10.5558/tfc2015-094
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Low-grade and character-marked hardwoods: A research review and synthesis of solid wood manufacturing and marketing

Abstract: There is a substantial body of research from the past half-century addressing hardwood utilization and markets in North America. This synthesis is the first to our knowledge to consider two major (and related) aspects of this research concurrently: low-grade hardwood utilization and marketing of character-marked wood features. We first consider low-grade hardwood resources, products, and key challenges in processing and utilization researched since the 1970s. We then discuss several themes influencing marketin… Show more

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“…But now, wood is becoming very difficult to obtain and the price is getting more expensive, especially for high-quality and large-dimensional wood (Shi & Walker, 2006) (Mason & Hoare, 2007). So that efforts to use raw materials, for example by increasing product diversification, increasing the life of wood, utilization of wood waste both from forest products and from the wood processing industry, the utilization of low-grade wood types and small diameter wood need to be done (Lippke et al, 2011) (Nicholls & Bumgardner, 2015) (Zhou et al, 2003) (Persoon & van Beek, 2008). In the process of wood processing, based on several sources mentioned that wood waste both from logging, sawmills and wood processing industries that amount to millions of cubic meters have not been optimally utilized (Đerčan et al, 2012) (Israel & Bunao, 2017) (Jonsson, 2013) (Korpunen, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But now, wood is becoming very difficult to obtain and the price is getting more expensive, especially for high-quality and large-dimensional wood (Shi & Walker, 2006) (Mason & Hoare, 2007). So that efforts to use raw materials, for example by increasing product diversification, increasing the life of wood, utilization of wood waste both from forest products and from the wood processing industry, the utilization of low-grade wood types and small diameter wood need to be done (Lippke et al, 2011) (Nicholls & Bumgardner, 2015) (Zhou et al, 2003) (Persoon & van Beek, 2008). In the process of wood processing, based on several sources mentioned that wood waste both from logging, sawmills and wood processing industries that amount to millions of cubic meters have not been optimally utilized (Đerčan et al, 2012) (Israel & Bunao, 2017) (Jonsson, 2013) (Korpunen, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%