Teak (Tectona grandis), is a close grained hardwood with high natural oil and rubber content. It is one of the hardest, strongest and most durable of all the woods, highly resistant to rotting and almost impervious to the effect of sun, rain, frost or snow. Teak's sap has natural anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties that make it resistant to parasites and disease. It is also resistant to acid and alkalis. The wood also has great pliability, making it better able to withstand high pressure without cracking. This, combined with the fact that it is an extremely heavy wood, with dense fibers that make it relatively easy to cut and graft, make it one of the finest woods, to construct outdoor furniture.

Uses: Has numerous uses including ship building (especially decks), indoor or outdoor furniture, high class joinery, flooring, paneling, plywood, decorative veneers, turnery, carving, chemical tanks and vats.

Sheesham wood (Dalbergia sisoo) is also called Indian Rosewood. It is a heavy and hard wood with a rich chestnut colour and possesses exclusive fragrance. The heartwood is golden to dark reddish brown, and sapwood white to pale brownish white. The heartwood is extremely durable and is very resistant to dry-wood termites; but the sapwood is readily attacked by fungi and borers. Sheesham wood is heavy, hard, and dense with high bending and crushing strengths, medium shock resistance, good stability and steam bending, and its heartwood is very durable.

Uses: Primarily used for decorative and ornamental purposes including high class furniture, cabinetry, paneling, veneers and turnery. Also used for musical and mathematical instruments, brush backs, inlay, sculpture, boat construction, and decorative flooring.

Mango (Mangifera indica) wood products are made from the same trees that produce the popular tropical mango fruit. When a mango tree reaches 20 to 30 years of age the fruits are no longer suitable for commercial use. These older trees are harvested and used for making furniture items. It is quite soft and durable. Mango wood has wonderful illustrious qualities - it's deep, rich color lends itself naturally to a contemporary feel. That's why it is used as antique reproduction furniture. The wood, when waxed, can be splash-proof to water.

Uses: It is used for making calabashes, packing boxes, cabinets, panels for doors & windows and other furniture items.

Aacia wood (Acacia Nilotica indica) or commonly known as Babool wood is famous for its beautiful grain and contrasting walnut brown to light tan colors. There are roughly 1300 species of Acacia worldwide. The thin grain, the flame design and varied color shades give furniture made from it a warm appearance. It is being hard, strong, inelastic, and durable. It takes up a good polish.

Uses: Primarily used for decorative and ornamental purposes including high class furniture, cabinetry, paneling, veneers and turnery. Also used for musical and mathematical instruments, brush backs, inlay, sculpture, boat construction, and decorative flooring.

It has great strength and hardness, and is very resistant to insect and fungal attack because of its high tannin content. It also has very attractive grain markings. It looks elegant and can be combined with a variety of colors. Oak is a sturdy hard wood that comes in red and white wood making it appear light or dark.

Uses: It has a pale brown hard wood. Depending on size and quality it is used for sawn timber, veneer, building timber, hardwood pulp, poles, fencing, firewood and charcoal. Coppicing of woodland used to produce stakes. Food and drink - Tannin used to be produced from bark for tanning leather. Acorns formerly used to feed pig..