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The word teak comes from the Malayalam word thekku. In Bengali it is called 'Segun' () or more commonly as Sagwan in various Indian languages. But it is naturalized and cultivated in many countries, including those in Africa and the Caribbean. Burma accounts for nearly one third of the world's total teak production. Teak is a yellowish brown timber with good grains and texture. It is used in the manufacture of door / window frames, room ventilator frame, outdoor furniture, boat decks, and other articles where weather resistance is desired. It is also used for cutting boards, indoor flooring, counterto ps and as a veneer forindoor furnishings.

Teak, though easily worked, can cause severe blunting on edged tools because of the presence of silica in the wood. Teak's natural oils make it useful in exposed locations, and make the timber termite and pest resistant. Teak is durable even when not treated with oil or varnish. Timber cut from old teak trees was once believed to be more durable and harder than plantation grown teak. Studies have shown[10] Plantation teak performs on par with old-growth teak in erosion rate, dimensional stability, warping, and surface checking, but is more susceptible to color change from UV exposure.

The European species Fagus sylvatica yields a utility timber that is tough but dimensionally unstable. It weighs about 720 kg per cubic metre and is widely used for furniture framing and carcass construction, flooring and engineering purposes, in plywood and in household items like plates, but at times it is used as a decorative wood at little humid climtes as well. The timber can be used to build chalets, houses and log cabins. Beech wood is used for the stocks of military rifles when traditionally preferred woods such as walnut are scarce or unavailable or as a lower-cost alternative.[9] We undertake orders for all the above species for making door frames as per customer specifications.

Ithas been introduced to subtropical regions around the world commencing in the mid to late 19th century and is widely planted in India, Sri Lanka, Central & South America and Africa.

Dubbed the most workable wood in the World in the 1800s, Silver Oak was originally from Australia. Now it grows in various other regions of the tropics to as far north as L.A. The dust from this wood is an irritant in 20% of the population. Beautiful pinks, reds, and golden tones combine with exceptional iridescent qualities to make this an excellent choice for instruments. Unique grain patterns with beautiful rays set this exotic hardwood apart from other woods. It is a relatively inexpensive choice, but is viewed by some Luthiers as preferable due to its great acoustical properties. Out of India, it is used for making guitars also. However, Silver Oak in India is more preferable for scaffolding purpose as it has more water holding capacity and good nail holding grip even at minute distance of nailing points.

It is planted for timber production; the wood is white with a silky lustre, and hard-wearing, used for musical instrument making, furniture, wood flooring and parquetry. Occasional trees produce wood with a wavy grain, greatly increasing the value for decorative veneers. The wood is a medium weight for a hardwood. It is a traditional wood for use in making the backs, necks and scrolls of violins.

The wood is often marketed as rippled sycamore. Its uses are mainly indoor due to its perishability when in contact with soil.

The wood is popular in segmented woodturning because of its dimensional stability and color contrast when mixed with lighter woods such as maple. This makes it especially sought after in the manufacture of high-end wood canes.

The wood is sometimes used in the making of archery bows, particularly as a laminate in the production of flatbows. It can also be used in the making of rails or pin blocks on hammered dulcimers. The wood is heavy and hard, suitable for flooring and staircases.

We undertake orders for making door frames for all major hardwood species and deliver sizes for all wood species as per customer specifications.

Flush door are assembled with hard wood which is known for its load bearing capacity. Full size frames are used for better strength. Both side lock rails are provided for sufficient strength to the handles and knobs.

All core, battens and frames are treated with special chemical, which makes the door stable in case of borer and termite attack. BWP grade PF resin is used during manufacturing which provide long life to doors in any climate.

Grades : Plastic Coated, One Side Decorative, Both Side Decorative, Non Decorative (Paint Grade).

Standard Size (In Mtrs.)

2105 x 900, 2105 x 800, 2105 x 700

2005 x 900, 2005 x 800, 2005 x 700

1905 x 900, 1905 x 800, 1905 x 700

It is transformed into a beautiful and functional door by laminating two pieces of moulded door skins over it. Honeycombs as wel as solid timber strips infill are then used to fill up the hollow core between the door skins for strength and stability.

The door skins are made of high quality HDF, which ensured minimal moisture retention and bloating, as compared to MDF door skins. Compared to other types of doors, skin doors have near to zero defects and do not expand or contract as much, even in extreme climate conditions. Even if they experience severe expansion and contraction, skin doors will still retain their shape.

Postforming provides an ideal solution wherever furniture has to be protected from mechanical, thermal or chemical loads. The outstanding benefit: the surface and edge of the panel are protected by a continuous laminate. Traditionally postform countertops were manufactured with a solvent-based contact cement (a highly flammable, volatile organic compound - VOC). However, in today's marketplace PVA adhesives have taken over for reasons of environmental responsibility (no VOC's), safety (non-combustible), economy, and strength of the glue line.

Membrane pressed kitchen shutters are very popular. They are manufactured by using MDF and PVC film suitable for membrane pressing. This is a special film which is printed with the wood grain or any other design which can be elongated without any deformation and this is soft and flexible before it is heated and applied. Once this film is heated and pressed, it becomes very hard and rigid, giving very high scratch resistance and durability. For this process, heat activated polyurethane glue is used.

Green Panelmax Plain MDF is a high-strength panel made from wood or lignocellulosic material which is refined into fibres and then reconstituted with a resin binder at elevated temperatures to form panels which can be used for construction of interiors and furniture, among various other applications. Being manufactured from 100% agro-forestry timber, it is also eco-friendly and an ideal substitute for solid timber and other non eco-friendly panels.

Green Panelmax Plain MDF is available in :

Grades:

Grade I (Exterior grade) boards are made with special melamine formaldehyde formulated resins which make them ideal for use in water and moisture prone areas.

Grade II (Interior grade) boards can be used in the construction of all types of interiors and furniture.

Thicknesses: 2.3mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5.5mm, 8mm, 11mm, 12mm, 15mm, 17mm, 18mm, 25mm, 30mm and 35mm.

Sizes: 8X6; 8X4; 7X6; 7X4 6X 4 and 6X 3.

We also concentrate on all types of turnkey projects (material supply and fabrication) for commercial and re sidential and can supply the material on knock down mode with post forming / PVC Foil membrane shuttering as per customer specification.