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Burmese Teak

Mostly straight grain, resistant to rot and termites. Some resistance to marine borers and powder post beetles. Following the February 2021 military take over of Myanmar, sanctions were placed on imported teak limiting the available stock.

Grades:

  • FEQ
  • QS

Available Dimensions:

  • 4/4
  • 5/4
  • 6/4
  • 8/4
  • 10/4
  • 12/4
  • 16/4

aPPLICATIONS:

Ship/boatbuilding, veneers, furniture, outdoor construction and other small projects. Teak is prized for its durability, and as such is generally reserved for our marine clients.

ALSO CONSIDER

Hickory

  • FAS
Extreme strength and shock resistance.

Thickness:

  • 4/4

Red Birch

  • FAS
  • SEL/Btr
Fine even texture, straight grain. Heavy and durable, and takes stain well.

Thickness:

  • 4/4
  • 6/4

Cherry

  • FAS
  • Red 2 Face
  • Curly
Generally straight grain, some have curly grain patterns, Heartwood is light pinkish brown when cut, then darkens with time and exposure to light. Sapwood is pale yellowish color. Common for most to have some sapwood along the outer edges. Durable and resistant to rot, however not generally used in exterior applications. Machines well. Some issues when staining.

Thickness:

  • 4/4
  • 5/4
  • +5

30+ species in stock

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