Go to the old house and get an old calendar book.

When building houses for the elderly, people pay attention to jujube pillars and elm beams. Jujube wood is hard and used as a pillar support. Of course, it has the advantages of being firm and the foot of the column will not rot. However, elm is hard and tough, and it has the advantage of consistency from time to time. After years of air drying, it has no deformation and deformation. Some people go to the countryside to collect old beams from old houses. I think it is mainly used for furniture processing now.

Of course there are exceptions. In the past few years, houses have been built in the countryside, and there are some families with good economic conditions. When building a house, the rafters in the middle are made of Toona sinensis wood, which is much more valuable than other wood. Rural people like to use Toona sinensis wood when building houses, but there are big and small ones. People with good conditions will use a whole piece of Toona sinensis wood as a rafter, while those with poor conditions will use a little Toona sinensis wood. Because rural people study Toona sinensis wood to ward off evil spirits, no matter who builds a house, they will use Toona sinensis wood.

Toona sinensis wood has been loved by more and more people in recent years. Because Toona sinensis wood can not only build houses, but also make many exquisite handicrafts, and making furniture is even more high-end. If the beam is Toona sinensis wood, it is easy to sell for hundreds of dollars. Because it has been used in the house for so many years, the end of Toona sinensis has been completely dried, and no matter what you do, it will not be deformed again. Compared with Toona sinensis wood in the novel, it has higher value. It's best to buy such second-hand old cedar wood for furniture. No matter what you do, it won't deform again.

They are all beams, but they are also very different from each other, and their values are naturally different. Northerners usually use Toona sinensis wood as a beam. Southerners have rich families and use mahogany as beams. Redwood beams are not the price of Toona sinensis. I'm afraid you can't buy mahogany beams for hundreds of dollars.

Nowadays, a piece of furniture costs 10 thousand yuan, and the wood requirements should not be too bad. Old houses and beams in rural areas are the best choice. Because rural people don't know what old beams are for and how much they are worth, they can buy them with very little money. As for the added value, everyone in the interest chain knows that people who sell Lao Liang are in the dark. It is useless to put the old beam of the old house in the farmer's house. It occupies an area and gets in the way. Generally don't care how much it costs. If you sell it, it's worth it. Just let it work in a useful center. Rural people are too real.