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Brown Indian Teak Wood Square refers to square-cut sections of Indian-origin teak wood known for its rich brown color, straight grain, and exceptional durability. These squares are rough-sawn or semi-finished blocks used for high-end carpentry, door and window frames, furniture components, and decorative woodwork.

• Botanical Name: Tectona grandis

• Origin: India (commonly from states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra)

• Color: Rich brown to dark golden-brown, deepening with age

• Texture: Smooth, with straight to wavy grain

• Type: Naturally grown or plantation teak, 15–50 years matured

Brazil Teak Clean Squares refer to square-cut timber pieces made from Brazilian Teak, also known as Cumaru (Dipteryx odorata). These clean squares are highly valued in woodworking and construction for their durability, smooth finish, dense grain, and resistance to moisture and insects.

• Species: Dipteryx odorata (commonly called Brazilian Teak or Cumaru)

• Appearance:

  • Color: Light to medium brown with reddish or golden undertones; deepens over time.

  • Grain: Straight to interlocked with a very fine and even texture.

• Clean Square: Refers to precisely cut, defect-free blocks or posts—typically kiln-dried, planed, and free of knots, splits, or discoloration.

• Density: Very dense and hard (approx. 980 kg/m³); significantly harder than true teak.

• Durability: Extremely rot-resistant, making it excellent for heavy-duty outdoor or structural applications.

Ecuador Teak Rough Squares refer to unprocessed or minimally processed teak wood that has been sawn into square shapes from logs sourced in Ecuador. Teak (Tectona grandis) from Ecuador is known for its strong grain, durability, and high resistance to environmental factors, making it ideal for furniture, door frames, flooring, and outdoor applications. The rough-sawn nature means that the wood is not yet planed, sanded, or finished, allowing for more customization in woodworking.

• Botanical Name: Tectona grandis

• Origin: Ecuador (South America)

• Form: Rough, unprocessed square logs, typically sawn directly from teak trees harvested from plantations.

• Color: Light to medium golden-brown that ages darker with time, developing a rich, deep patina.

• Texture: Straight to slightly wavy grain, with a coarse and oily surface.

• Density: Medium to high, depending on age and maturity of the tree.

Ghana Teak Rough Squares refer to square-cut sections of rough, unfinished teak wood sourced from Ghanaian teak plantations. These squares are commonly used in carpentry, furniture making, door framing, and architectural woodwork where durability and natural aesthetics are valued.

• Botanical Name: Tectona grandis

• Origin: Ghana (West Africa)

• Type: Plantation teak, typically aged 15–25 years

• Form: Rough-sawn square logs or beams (not yet planed or sanded)