| Wed Jan 16, 2013 | Post #1 | akmurty1
Join date: Sep 2012 |  Post subject: teak wood
among all indian teak is the bestany teak wood would become best based on the age after cut cost also will increase as per the age if u r very particular of very good wood, purchase wooden beams of old dismantled buildings
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| Wed Jul 15, 2015 | Post #2 | Karan Bhargava
Join date: Jul 2015 | Ranking according to grain quality: Mp teak> Burma teak > Sudan teak
It would be hard to identify type of teak for laymen, you just need to look at quality of grains. Look for finer grains placed closed together which would definitely look good after polishing.
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| Thu Jul 16, 2015 | Post #3 | JAI PRAKASH
Join date: May 2014 | MP teak is the best, but very costly or rarely available > Burma teak is also good and cheaper > Sudan teak is the cheapest.
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| Sun Jul 26, 2015 | Post #4 | Anuj Aggarwal
Join date: Jul 2015 | Post subject: Woodworking as important as Teakwood
For woodworking, the workmanship and wood-drying is as important as the actual material. If you are happy with the design veins of all the three kinds of teak, then you can choose either of them as long as you have a good carpentar and follow the proper drying process for wood. Further, if you choose a dark stained colour for polish, then the limited visibility of the wood will allow you to choose from all these 3 teak types as long as they are dimensionally stable.
Nowadays, there are professional door manufacturers with drying kilns and clean manufacturing processes. If you are in the Delhi area, we can suggest you some companies that make professional doors and windows.
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