The natural beauty of Myanmar teak lies in its stable anti-corrosion performance

Teak is the king of all trees and a precious tree species in the world. It is revered as the "national tree" in Myanmar. Currently, there are many types of teak on the market, including African teak, South American teak, Indonesian teak, Burmese teak, and Thai teak according to their origin. African teak is not actually a true type of teak, but rather a name coined by domestic timber merchants. South American teak, on the other hand, was later transplanted by Europeans and is mostly artificially planted in forests. The tree is not very old and the quality is average.

The natural beauty of Burmese teak lies in its stable anti-corrosion performance. The primitive forest old teak in Burmese teak is rich in oil and has magical effects such as moisture resistance, insect resistance, ant resistance, and anti-corrosion. It is long-lasting, highly stable, not easily deformed, and has good elasticity and comfortable foot feel. After photosynthesis and oxidation, its color turns golden yellow, which is highly decorative and is the top floor in teak flooring. Authentic Burmese teak wood flooring has a warm color, delicate texture, and silky texture. The surface of the flooring is permeated with the inherent oil shadows or ink stripes of Burmese teak wood, and the texture is clear and natural. Since ancient times, it has been an ideal flooring for high-end villas and luxury homes.

The beauty of Burmese teak lies not only in its textured surface, but also in its quality and stable anti-corrosion performance.