Burma Teak
A benchmark of teak quality: rich colour, tight grain, remarkable stability.
Choose a purpose and a priority. We will suggest suitable woods with a one-line reason.
Oil-rich, stable and golden-brown, teak resists moisture, ages gracefully and remains the first choice for fine furniture, doors and joinery.
A benchmark of teak quality: rich colour, tight grain, remarkable stability.
Indian teak with a long tradition in the region's homes.
Dense, strong and long-lasting, with depth of colour and grain.
Heavy, strong and highly durable; a staple of Indian construction.
The Pacific-market name for merbau-type timber; hard and richly coloured.
Light, workable and economical. The backbone of construction, packaging and manufacturing.
Straight-grained timbers from North America and Europe, valued for consistency and fine finish.
A grouping of similar softwoods; strong for their weight.
Woods selected for consistent density, strength and processing behaviour.
For orientation only. Speak with our team to match a wood to your requirement.
| Your project | Consider | Also consider | Key factor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fine furniture | Burma teak, mahogany | Kerala teak, beech, ash | Appearance and finish matter most. |
| Doors and windows | Teak, sal | Mahogany, merbau | Stability and durability are key. |
| Structural work | Sal, mora, Douglas fir | Pine, silver oak | Confirm load needs with your engineer. |
| Packaging | Pine, spruce, poplar | Silver oak | Economy and consistency. |
| Plywood manufacturing | Eucalyptus, acacia | Poplar, gmelina | Density and peeling quality. |
Use our CFT & CBM calculator for boards, planks and pallet wood.
Speak with our team to match a wood to your requirement.