Teak structural timbers are highly prized for their durability, strength and natural beauty. The wood features a straight to wavy grain with a coarse texture and a rich golden-brown to dark brown color that deepens over time. Teak's natural oils provide resistance to moisture, insects and decay, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. The wood's aesthetic appeal and ability to withstand harsh conditions make it a valuable material for luxurious interiors and durable constructions.

Rough Sawn timber is cut to size but left with a rough, textured surface, often used for structural work where appearance isn’t crucial.
Dressed timber, also called planed timber, is smoothed to create a polished surface with precise dimensions, suitable for visible applications like furniture or interior finishes.

Predominantly found in Java, Bali, and parts of Sumatra. It is cultivated in plantations and harvested from natural forests.Uses include furniture, flooring, decking, boat building, and  outdoor structures

Scientific Name​: Tectona grandis
Density ​ ​ ​​: Approximately 600-700 kg/m³ at 12% moisture content
Color ​ ​ ​​: Ranges from golden yellow to medium brown; darkens with age and exposure to light
Grain ​ ​ ​​: Straight to slightly interlocked
Texture ​ ​ ​​: Medium to coarse
Durability ​ ​​: Highly durable; naturally resistant to decay, insects, and termites due to high oil content and silica
Workability ​​: Generally easy to work with; takes glue and finishes well; silica content can cause wear on tools
Growth Time ​ ​: Typically harvested between 20 to 30 years of growth for high-quality timber

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