Teak Root Leaf Plate

Teak wood, scientifically known as Tectona grandis, is renowned for its durability, natural beauty, and weather-resistant properties. Here are some key properties:
Deep Roots: Teak trees have deep taproots that provide stability and nutrient access, typically reaching depths of 10-15 feet. 

Natural Oils: The wood contains high levels of natural oils, which make it water-repellent and resistant to decay, making it ideal for outdoor applications. 

Dimensional Stability: Teak wood does not easily shrink, warp, or crack, even in varying weather conditions, ensuring long-term reliability. 

Strength-to-Weight Ratio: It maintains a good strength-to-weight ratio, making it structurally reliable for furniture and construction. 

Termite Resistance: Teak naturally deters insects, especially termites, contributing to its longevity and value. 

These properties make teak wood a premium choice for both indoor and outdoor furniture, as well as for marine applications. 

Approximately 6.5″x4.5″