Molave (Vitex Parviflora) is a light-colored, tough hardwood. It is straight or wavy grained; a highly-prized timber known to be impervious to termite attacks.
Molave is one of the most widely used woods in the
Molave is a popular choice in shipbuilding. It was commonly used as load-bearing posts in pre-war Spanish-type houses. It was also widely used as railroad tracks and paving blocks. Molave makes for handsome carvings, sculpture, doors and windows as well as baluster. Its function as furniture, Molave never ceases to attract attention. It is also known as MULAWIN.
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