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Teak is a highly sought-after material in high-end furniture market at present. While many people are drawn to its exquisite and luxurious appearance, few people pay attention to how the quality of teak lumber impacts the performance of the furniture. There are five key factors that influence the qu Read More

Growth HabitsTeak (Tectona grandis) is a tropical species requiring warm climates. It is typically found at elevations below 700–800 meters (2,300–2,600 feet) in low mountains, hills, and plains.A light-demanding species, it thrives in its native habitats with an average annual temperature of 20–27° Read More

Dear Friends of the Wood Industry,There is a kind of timber that stands undaunted through centuries of wind and rain, growing even stronger under the caress of tropical monsoons. Its natural oils glisten like amber in the sunlight; its grain flows like an endless stream—this is Burmese Teak, nature' Read More

Dalbergia Odorifera (Huali Wood / Yellow Rosewood)A tree species of the genus Dalbergia in the Fabaceae family, characterized by small branches with dense lenticels and pinnate leaves (12–25 cm long). Its axillary panicles bear creamy-white or pale yellow flowers with nearly equal petals.The wood is Read More

Teak is a positive tree species that prefers warm, humid and sunny environments. It is suitable for growing in tropical monsoon areas with an average annual temperature of 23 to 27℃, an extreme low temperature of -1℃ or above, an annual precipitation of 1000 to 2000mm, distinct dry and wet alternati Read More

Teak is naturally distributed in Myanmar, India, Thailand and Laos within the range of 9°00 'to 25°30' north latitude and 73° to 104°30 'east longitude. It is widely planted in over 70 countries and regions in tropical Asia, Africa, Latin America and Oceania, with artificial forest planting areas ra Read More