Tough Strength

Precision-Graded Timber for Reliable Performance

We supply a wide range of high-quality timber selected for strength, durability, and consistent performance across construction, furniture, interior, and decorative applications. Our collection includes hardwood timber known for its density and premium finish, softwood timber valued for versatility and cost-effectiveness, structural timber graded for load-bearing and framework use, furniture-grade timber chosen for smooth grain and long-lasting finish, and treated timber designed to resist termites, moisture, and decay. All timber is responsibly sourced, properly seasoned, and quality-checked to minimize warping and cracking, ensuring long-term reliability and stability. Whether for residential or commercial projects, our timber delivers dependable performance, professional standards, and lasting value you can build on.

In addition to our diverse timber range, we focus on providing solutions that meet both functional and aesthetic requirements. Our timber is available in multiple sizes, thicknesses, and grades to suit customized project needs. From structural strength to refined interior detailing, we ensure consistent quality, easy workability, and reliable supply, supporting projects from planning to completion.

“Timber That Delivers Performance and Reliability”

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Types of Timber

Teak Wood

Teak Wood

Teak is a premium hardwood known for its high strength, durability, and natural oil content. It is resistant to water, termites, and decay.

Malayasian Sal wood

Sal Wood

Sal wood is a very hard and heavy timber widely used in India. It has excellent load-bearing capacity but needs proper seasoning.

SYP Pine wood

Pine Wood

Pine wood is lightweight, durable, and cost-effective, featuring a soft texture and natural grain, ideal for furniture, paneling, and interior applications.

White Oak

Oak Wood

Oak wood is known for its exceptional strength, durability, and beautiful grain, making it ideal for furniture, flooring, and timeless interior designs.

Marandi wood

Marandi Wood

Marandi wood is strong, durable, and termite resistant, making it ideal for furniture, doors, and interior applications with a natural, elegant finish.

Cherry Wood

Cherry Wood

Cherry wood is valued for its rich color, smooth grain, and durability, ideal for premium furniture and elegant interior applications.

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Why Good Quality Wood Is Essential for Building Your New Home

Wood is not just a building material it is the backbone of your home’s strength, beauty, and longevity. Choosing good quality wood ensures that your house remains safe, durable, and visually appealing for many years.

What Is Seasoned Wood?

Seasoned wood is wood that has been dried properly to reduce its natural moisture content. This can be done naturally (air seasoning) or artificially (kiln seasoning).

What Is Non-Seasoned Wood?

Non-seasoned wood (also called green or fresh wood) contains high moisture content as it is used soon after cutting.
  • Low moisture content
  • Stable and strong
  • Less chance of shrinkage or warping
  • Better bonding with polish, paint, and adhesives

For building a new home, seasoned wood is always the best choice for structural and interior applications due to its strength, stability, and long lifespan.
Non-seasoned wood can still be useful for temporary or low-budget construction needs, where long-term durability is not a priority.

What Is Seasoned Wood?

Seasoned wood is wood that has been dried properly to reduce its natural moisture content. This can be done naturally (air seasoning) or artificially (kiln seasoning).
  • Low moisture content
  • Stable and strong
  • Less chance of shrinkage or warping
  • Better bonding with polish, paint, and adhesives

What Is Non-Seasoned Wood?

Non-seasoned wood (also called green or fresh wood) contains high moisture content as it is used soon after cutting.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of timber should I choose for my project?

The right timber depends on usage. Hardwood is ideal for furniture, doors, and flooring due to its strength and finish, while softwood is commonly used for construction, framing, and general building work. Our team can guide you based on your project needs.

Do you provide timber in custom sizes?

Yes, we supply timber in both standard and custom sizes to suit your project needs. Custom dimensions are available based on feasibility and availability. Our team can guide you to select the right size for your specific requirements.

How is timber priced?

Timber pricing depends on type, grade, size, and current market conditions. Additional factors like finish, treatment, and quantity affect cost. Bulk or large orders often qualify for special pricing. Contact us for accurate, project-specific rates.

Can I inspect the timber before buying?

Absolutely! Customers are welcome to visit our yard and inspect the timber before purchase. You can check quality, finish, and size to ensure it meets your expectations, helping you make a confident and informed buying decision.

Can the same timber be used indoors and outdoors?

No, indoor and outdoor applications require different types of timber due to durability and moisture resistance. We help you select the appropriate timber for your specific use, ensuring long-lasting performance and proper treatment for each environment.

Do you supply in bulk?

Yes, we cater to bulk orders for builders, contractors, and large-scale projects. We can supply large quantities efficiently while ensuring consistent quality, timely delivery, and assistance in selecting the right type and grade of timber for your needs.

How long does timber last?

With proper usage, seasoning, and treatment, timber can last for many years. Durability depends on type, maintenance, and environmental exposure. Indoor timber generally lasts longer, while outdoor timber may require protective treatments to prevent decay and damage.