1. Source: New Zealand nanmu, namely Kahikatea, is a tree produced in New Zealand, mainly growing in wetlands and swamps on the North and South Islands of New Zealand. Domestic nanmu refers to nanmu materials produced locally in China, including several different nanmu varieties, such as paulownia nanmu and Hainan nanmu.
2. Appearance: Nanmu in New Zealand is usually even in color, with a light yellow to reddish brown tone, fine texture and even texture pattern. Due to the differences of specific tree species and growth environment, the appearance of domestic nanmu may be different, and the color and texture may also change to some extent.
3. Physical characteristics: New Zealand nanmu has low density, relatively light material and easy processing. It has good corrosion resistance and stability. The density and physical properties of domestic nanmu vary with specific tree species and growth environment, but in general, domestic nanmu also has good corrosion resistance, stability and processability.
It should be noted that nanmu is a broad concept, including many tree species and wood from different regions, so different domestic nanmu may have differences in appearance and properties. When choosing nanmu, it is very important to know the source and properties of specific nanmu materials to meet the specific use needs. It is best to consult a professional or brand before buying to get accurate information and suggestions.