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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

Teak (scientific name: Tectona grandis L.F.), also known as Burmese Teak, Royal Teak, or Bloodwood, is a deciduous or semi-deciduous large tree that can reach heights of 40–50 meters (130–165 feet) with a straight trunk and a diameter at breast height (DBH) of 2–2.5 meters (6.5–8.2 feet). Its bark i 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 maintains its corrosion resistance in marine environments through inherent physical and chemical characteristics.The exceptional durability of teak primarily stems from its natural oils and silica content. These components endow teak with remarkable weather resistance, enabling it to preserve s Read More

IntroductionBurmese teak, also known as Burmese rosewood, is a precious hardwood species renowned for its exceptional hardness and durability. It is widely used in furniture making, architectural decoration, and artisanal crafts. This article delves into the characteristics, applications, and variou Read More

IntroductionEnsuring safety in Decking Construction projects is a critical concern for contractors, workers, and property owners alike. With the increasing demand for outdoor living spaces, decks have become a popular addition to residential and commercial properties. However, the construction of th Read More