The Story of Pyinkado: How Timber Behaves in Different Climates
When the tsunami struck the Asian continent, Indonesia was among the worst-hit countries. At the time,...
The Truth Behind ‘Red Saal’ in Bangalore
Even though a wood with a scientific name Shorea robusta which has origins in India is commonly called...
Hardwood vs. Softwood: A Closer Look
Hardwood and softwood are two primary categories of wood used in various applications, from construction...
Can Teak Furniture Withstand All Climates?
When it comes to outdoor furniture, teak is often touted as one of the best options available. Its durability,...
What is Seasoning?
The Importance of Wood Seasoning
Wood seasoning is a critical process that involves removing moisture...
Honne (Merbau) leaks colour
Honne, also known as Merbau, is a popular hardwood choice for door and window frames, shutters, furniture,...
What is Border Teak?
Border Teak: A Tale of Trade and Misconception
The Curious Case of Border Teak : Ever wondered where...
Why is Merbau called Australian Honne in the market?
The Curious Case of Merbau and Australian Honne
Merbau, a popular hardwood species, is often referred...
What percentage of Burma teak logs did Bangalore consume out of India's total imports before Burma banned teak log exports in 2014?
Prior to 2014, when Myanmar (formerly Burma) banned the export of teak logs, Burma teak was a significant...
Over 90% of the wood consumed in India is imported!
Yes, it is true that around 90% of India’s total timber consumption is met through imports. India’s demand...