Unlocking The Perks Of Sagwan

The Sagwan tree or Tectona grandis, commonly known as teak, belongs to the family of Lamiaceae. Teak trees are harvested to extract major wood. Sagwan timber stands as a benchmark for quality, durability, and aesthetic appeal.

India is one of the largest producers of Sagwan and it is found in the states like Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and central India. These regions have significant teak forests and plantations. Sagwan trees can grow up to 30 to 40 m (100 to 130 feet) tall in optimal conditions, some trees may reach even greater heights.

We have been serving for three decades and we take immense pride in offering the finest Sagwan timber to our renowned customers that cater specifically to your interior design needs.

Now, let us embark on discovering why Sagwan remains the top choice for discerning customers worldwide, celebrated for its unparalleled quality and timeless elegance.

Superior Longevity

Sagwan wood is exceptionally durable due to the natural oils texture present in it and can withstand weather changes, and insect attacks. Its natural oils also provide a prominent level of resistance to water.

This durability ensures that your Sagwan Wood Wardrobe from Khandelwal Timber will last for generations, even in dynamic weather conditions.

Striking Aesthetics

Vintage Sagwan wood furniture finds new life, enhancing bedroom decor with luxurious level, modern elegance and push-to-open doors, accessibility seamlessly blends with storage convenience.

Whether you prefer a classic, traditional, or luxurious design, sagwan wood will add extraordinary beauty to your home interiors.

A Sustainable Choice for Eco-Friendly Living

Teak trees, from which Sagwan wood is procured, are known for their sustainability and environmental benefits.

At Khandelwal Timber, we are committed to sourcing our Sagwan from certified plantations, promoting the conservation of forests and biodiversity.

Boundless Application

 Versatility extends beyond furniture, construction, or boats. It is also used in crafting decorative items, sculptures, and musical instruments. Its ability to be carved and shaped with ease allows artisans to create intricate and detailed works of art.

Premium Pricing: Unmatched quality

Due to its natural property, scarcity, prestige, and high status, it contributes to inflated costs. Importing from different regions and driving up demand can further elevate the pricing of wood.

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How to identify the real Sagwan wood?

1. Smell testing: Real Sagwan wood has a distinct, pleasant aroma similar to leather or freshly cut grass.

2. Density and Weights: Pick up the wood to check for heavy weights, it is another way to identify original teak wood.

3. Other visual inspections: Real Sagwan wood has a golden to medium brown color when freshly cut, which gets darker with age and exposure to light. Look for a straight, Teak often has a straight but occasionally wavy grain pattern.

 Sagwan wood has a smooth, oily texture that feels slightly greasy to the touch due to its natural oils.