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Teak Wood Silli (also spelled silli or sillie) refers to rectangular wooden blocks or beams made from original teak wood. These are typically used in door and window framing, furniture making, wooden structures, and interior woodworking projects due to teak's exceptional strength, longevity, and natural resistance to decay and insects.

• Material: Made from genuine teak wood, known for its rich color, grain, and durability.

• Size: Commonly available in dimensions like 2”x2”, 3”x2.5”, 4”x2.5”, 5”x3”, and can be custom-cut as needed.

• Finish: Can be rough sawn for construction or planed smooth for ready-to-use applications like furniture or frame joints.

• Grade: Available in first quality (heartwood) or second quality (with minor sapwood or color variation), depending on the application and budget.

Termite-Resistant Teak Wood Plank refers to a solid teak wood board known for its natural resistance to termites, decay, and fungal attacks. This makes it one of the most durable and long-lasting hardwoods for both interior and exterior applications, including flooring, furniture, door frames, decking, and architectural elements.

• Botanical Name: Tectona grandis

• Key Feature: Naturally termite-resistant due to its high oil and silica content

• Color: Golden to dark brown (matures with age)

• Texture: Smooth with a straight to wavy grain

• Finish: Available in rough-sawn, semi-finished, or fully planed

• Length & Width: Customizable; common sizes listed below