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Fir is a softwood species that’s is naturally durable, hence a good option for tv stands. It is more durable than other softwoods and has a high density that makes sits suitable for making robust and elegant Tv stands. This wood species is easier to work with recommended machines, making it great or curving different shapes of stands. The wood, however, doesn't have the most interesting grain pattern but however it takes stain very well, so it's best to use it only when you intend to paint the finished product. Stands made using fir are usually elegant and attractive to the eyes. The straight, fine-grained wood, tight knots, and the light yellow to the reddish-brown color of fir are other qualities that this lumber a favorite for tv stand. Most tv stands are made using fir match with the rest of the interior décor in the house. The logs can be cut to reveal the distinctive grain pattern, which works well with tv stands top.

Softwood wood species is easier to work with, and it’s used to make elegant tv stands. The wood can be cut using machines into desirable shapes, producing a good tv stand. The lower density of softwood timber means it's weaker and less durable. However, there are some 'hard' softwood options with a higher density making stylish tv stands. The wood being soft, can easily be attacked by termites and other wood borers, making your stand weaker with time. They also come in more reliable sizes and qualities than hardwoods. The wood is also prone to scratches and dents. Softwood is not always suitable for high use like floors and can be easily worn down after periods. They have poor fire resistance, which should be considered carefully before placing stand down in different areas of your living room, where softwood might be exposed to those sorts of environments.