Burmese/Indonesian Teak
Teak, nickname “the King of Hardwood” is one of the most sought-after wood types in the world. With its impeccable beauty and durability, it has captured the hearts of wood craftsman and homeowners for generations making it the preferred wood choice
Here are 2 comparisons of teaks
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Burmese |
Logged from trees that are over 80 years old. |
Extremely stable and durable. High silica content in Burmese soil which enhances oil content in trees. Much of the Teak is grown naturally in the wild. The slow and organic growth results in denser wood. |
| Indonesian | Logged from plantation trees | Indonesian Teak is lighter in colour and contains lower oil content than Burmese Teak. This results in a slightly lesser durability. |
