About Indian Teak wood (Saagwan)
The timber grows in the norther part of Karnataka (most prominently from in and around Dandeli, so also commonly known as Dandeli Teak), Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and parts of other Indian states which contains rich soil full of minerals such as silicates, manganese, mica, iron and other vital tertiary minerals. It is sustainably managed forest timber by local Government Forest Departments respectively.
Characteristics
High fiber structure, oil content, density and volume giving a pleasant look and odor. The cut log contains moisture of 35-45%
The typical girth (mean circumference) is between 2.5 -8ft and diameter of upto 4ft.
The typical length is between 10ft – 16ft depending on the age and growth rate of the timber.
Sawing yield is only upto 60% whilst milling as the heart wood covered with thigh layers or outer timber.
Typical defects amount to varying spiral grains and irregular lines. But the bee-holes are very low which is very negligible.
Colour u0026 Pattern
Dark golden brown coloured and irregular spiral and straight grains.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Dandeli teak wood is termite resistant.
Dandeli teak is suitable for door and doorframes, window frames and building construction.
Please use the form below to enquire about our current Indian Teakwood (Saagwan) stock
The price varies on the quality and demand for the timber. As already mentioned we procure it at the auctions held at Government Timber Depots, the price also depends on the bidding value.
Pricing normally starts at ₹8500 and goes upto ₹15000 per cubic feet.
We request you to contact us for accurate pricing.