Indian HARDWOODS

Mango Wood: Biologically termed mandifera indica L. is native to Southern Asia. The mango trees is erect 60 to 100 feet on average and the diameter ranges fro 3-5 feet. Characteristics of the mango tree are described as greenish-brown in color, coarse-textured, medium-strong, hard, durable with high resistance to water. Mango wood is now day good substitute of sheesham and teak due it finest quality & strength.

Acacia Wood: A flat-topped tree commonly called Babool & Kikar. Its flowers are yellow & white. The tree is common in hot deserts. Its use is limited by the small size of the timber, but nevertheless very popular. Acacia wood is commonly used in Dinning Furniture & has a rustic look.

Any irregularities and differentiation of look are part o the natural occurrence and should not be considered as defects. Wood breathes and moves & is totally natural.

Acacia Wood: A flat-topped tree commonly called Babool & Kikar. Its flowers are yellow & white. The tree is common in hot deser