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Woods that can be used:

  • Burmese Teak
  • African Teak
  • Merbau
  • Burmese Walnut

Burmese Teak

  • Heartwood is Golden-yellow, turning brown and dark brown with age.
  • Sapwood is white to pale yellowish brown.
  • Grain is straight.
  • Texture is very coarse and uneven.
  • It is one of the most naturally durable timbers of the world.
  • Very high resistance to insects and termites.

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Specifications

Product Burmese Teak Flooring
Common Name Teak
Botanical Name Tectona Grandis
Origin Myanmar
Moisture Content Below 15%
Density 600-700 kg/M3
Bending Strength 100 N/mm2
Mod of Elasticity 12627 N/mm2
Janka Hardness 1155 pound-force
Colour Golden Yellowish to Brown
Durability High. Practically impervious to Termites

African Teak

  • Heartwood is Golden-yellow, turning brown and dark brown with age.
  • Sapwood is white to pale yellowish brown.
  • Grain is straight.
  • Texture is very coarse and uneven.
  • It is one of the most naturally durable timbers of the world.
  • Very high resistance to insects and termites.

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Specifications

Product African Teak Flooring
Common Name Teak
Botanical Name Tectona Grandis
Origin Africa
Moisture Content Below 15%
Density 550-650 kg/M3
Bending Strength 100 N/mm2
Mod of Elasticity 12627 N/mm2
Janka Hardness 1155 pound-force
Colour Golden Yellowish to Brown
Durability High. Practically impervious to Termites

Merbau

  • Heartwood is yellowish to orange-brown when fresh, weathering to brown or dark red brown.
  • Sapwood is well-defined and pale yellow in colour.
  • Grain is interlocked.
  • Texture is coarse but even.
  • Very Durable and Very high resistance to termites.

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Specifications

Product Merbau Flooring
Common Name Merbau
Botanical Name Intsia Palembanica
Origin Malaysia / Indonesia
Moisture Content Below 15%
Density 515-1040 kg/M3
Bending Strength 116 N/mm2
Mod of Elasticity 15400 N/mm2
Janka Hardness 1925 pound-force
Colour Brown to Reddish Brown
Durability High. Practically impervious to Termites

Burmese Walnut

  • Heartwood vary from light walnut brown to deep chocolate, finely streaked with darker lines to dark brown or brownish-black.
  • Sapwood is reddish white or pinkish white and narrow.
  • Grain fairly straight, with a medium texture.
  • Durable under cover.
  • It is resistant to dry rot and termites but not entirely immune to it.

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Specifications

Product Burmese Walnut Flooring
Common Name Burmese Walnut
Botanical Name Terminalia Tomentosa
Origin Myanmar
Moisture Content Below 15%
Density 850 kg/M3
Bending Strength 106 N/mm2
Mod of Elasticity 13150 N/mm2
Janka Hardness 1800 pound-force
Colour Brown to Dark Brown
Durability Moderate High