Teak wood is regarded as the most beautiful and high quality woods manufactured today. Teak is a very durable wood. Teak density is 700 - 900 kg/m3. It is also resistant to rot and insect attack due to high natural oil content. There is no wood that give the same performance and quality as teak.

Tectona grandis is the Latin name for Teak, and Jati is the Indonesian name for Teak where the timber comes from. Teak grows well in the dry, hilly terrain typical of plantation forests in Indonesia, specifically in Java Island. Java has very large Teak plantations which were first planted by the Dutch in the early 1800's. These plantations are now well managed by Perum Perhutani (the government agency which is responsible for managing Indonesia's extensive forests and plantations). Our teak wood is supply regularly and legally by Perum Perhutani.

Teak price is much influenced by the quality of the wood. Usually we are grading teak wood based on the wood grain (straight grain and round grain) and how much defect that allowed: sound knot, unsound knot, sapwood, and doreng.

It is a hardwood from coconut tree / palm tree. Coconut wood is a new timber resource that comes from plantation crops and offers an alternative to rainforest timber. After 60 years old, the coconut tree can't produce coconut fruit anymore, thus, it has to be cut down to make way for future corps. As an archipelago, coconut tree grows rapidly in any part of Indonesia. Coconut wood from Sulawesi Island is famous for its beautiful dark color. Coconut wood in Java has light color. Coconut wood is classified according to three degrees of density: High Density (600-900 kg/m3), Medium density and Low Density. We only used High density for timber construction.