| About Teak |
| King of Woods -Teak |
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The
world's most valuable hardwood. The rare beauty of teak. Its
golden brown luster, decorative grain and unique properities
have made it one of the most demanded woods of the world. There
are many uses for teak. Teak does not wrap, crack or turn black
when in contact with metals. It is ideal for marine use.
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| Teak
yachts are the paragon of elegance and teak graces the decks of thousands
of sailing vessels. Teak has been the mainstay of the boat building
industry for serveral centuries. |
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land teak has a multide of uses, doors, window frames, sculptures,
exterior joinery, interior and exterior furniture. Teak flooring
in a variety of sizes and designs enhances the beauty and value
of any room. The chemical industry recognises many applications
for teak because of its durability and resistance to harsh chemicals.
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Teak
has been used extensively in the oil fields of the Middle East
as it is the only wood in the world that can withstand the harsh
dry desert conditions and not conduct electrical sparks that
could cause a deadly explosion. Another outstanding feature
of teak is its durability in all types of climatic conditions.
Outdoor teak furniture needs no paint or vanish. Severe winter
snow storms, monsoon rains and tropical heat cannot diminish
the strength of teak. |
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| Teak
is one of the few woods in the world that has a natural oil to retard
water and keeps teak from wraping, cracking or becoming brittle. Teak
is extremely resistant to rot and has a natural resinous substance
called technoquine that repels termites, marine borers and other insects.
High grade teak lumber and veneer plywood is in great demand. |
