What are soft woods?

Soft woods usually refer to conifers, pines, spruces.(conifers). They are generally lighter in weight and easier to work with than hard woods.

Advantages of Soft Woods:

Easy to work with: Due to their softness, these woods are easy to saw, sand and drill. Lightweight: They are lighter than hard woods, which can be useful for certain applications.
Easy to work with: Due to their softness, these woods are easy to saw, sand and drill. Lightweight: They are lighter than hard woods, which can be useful for certain applications.
Availability: In general, softwoods are widespread and grow faster than hardwoods.
Cost: because they tend to be widespread and grow harder, softwoods are cheaper.

Disadvantages of Soft Woods:

Less Durable: less resistant to wear, dents, scratches and weathering.
Lower Load Capacity: They have a lower load capacity and are less suitable for heavy structures without reinforcement.