Why Is Myanmar Teak Often Favored by Temple Builders

In recent years, due to the revival of traditional culture, a number of new temples have been built in China and have received praise from the public. In newly built temples, there is a material widely used in temple pillars, doors and windows, beams and other structures, which is Burmese teak. So what are the advantages of this Burmese teak, and what are its outstanding properties? Why do temple builders like to use it?

Teak is a tropical tree species that requires high temperatures. Vertical distribution is more common in low mountains, hills, and plains below an altitude of 700-800 meters. The teak tree is a light loving tree species, with an average annual temperature of 20 ℃ -27 ℃ and an absolute low temperature of 2 ℃ in its original place. The annual rainfall ranges from 1100 to 3800 millimeters, and it is evident in both dry and wet seasons. Strong positive tree species can grow on red soil and lateritic red soil developed from sand shale and granite, and prefer deep, moist, fertile, and well drained soil.

Myanmar teak is a globally recognized precious tree species that does not curl or crack under significant changes in sun, rain, dry, and wet conditions; Strong water resistance and fire resistance; It can resist termites and marine insects from different sea areas, and is extremely resistant to decay. Good drying performance, good adhesion, painting, and waxing performance. Due to the presence of silicon, the cutting tool is prone to dullness, making it difficult to cut during processing. Good nail grip and comprehensive performance.