Graharajan Saw Mill

• 7 feet (commonly used in furniture, flooring, and turning projects)
• Plantation-grown in Guatemala, Central America
• Tectona grandis (Genuine Teak)
• Generally straight, sometimes wavy; uniform appearance
• Golden brown that deepens with age; turns silver-grey if left untreated outdoors

Wood Species: Tectona grandis (True Teak)

Origin: Nicaragua (Central America) – known for cultivating plantation-grown teak, not native forests

Log Length: 8 feet (approx. 2.44 meters)

Form: Round logs, unprocessed

Each log measures 7 feet (approx. 2.13 meters), ideal for long-span applications or large-format woodworking.

Sourced from Brazil, known for producing tropical hardwoods with unique grain and durability. While Brazil does not produce traditional Tectona grandis teak natively, it cultivates teak in plantations, often referred to as plantation teak.

Rich brown color, often with golden or reddish undertones. Color may deepen over time when exposed to air and light.

Wood Type: Tectona grandis (True Teak)

Origin: Costa Rica (Central America)

Length: 7 feet (approx. 2.13 meters)

Form: Round logs (unprocessed)

Each log measures 6 feet in length (approx. 1.83 meters), ideal for furniture, carving, or construction.

Imported from Panama, known for high-quality tropical teak with good grain and durability.

Teak Wood (Tectona grandis) – prized for its strength, resistance to decay, and aesthetic appeal.

Fine to medium texture with a straight to wavy grain.

Natural golden to medium brown color that darkens with age.

Each log measures 7 feet (approx. 2.13 meters), suitable for large-format furniture, structural components, or custom woodworking.

Imported from Cameroon, a Central African country known for its tropical hardwood forests.

Note: Cameroon teak is often not true Tectona grandis (like Indian or Burmese teak) but a teak-like hardwood, sometimes called “African Teak” (often Iroko, Afromosia, or similar species) depending on the specific source.

Each log is 7 feet long (approx. 2.13 meters), suitable for a wide range of woodworking and construction applications.

Native to Kerala, India, this teak is renowned for its premium quality, rich grain, and natural oils. Kerala teak is often considered superior due to the region’s favorable climate and soil.

Indian Teak (Tectona grandis) – slow-grown hardwood with exceptional durability and appearance.