A reliable Manufacturing door cum timber trading company. We, at Shiv Shakthi Wood Industry, offer you a wide range of timber, specialized Teak , Padouk, Sal, Pine, Engineering Wood and many other hard/soft woods. We are specialized in the import of different optimum quality woods. The company specializes in Teak Wood, and also in a variety of timber that is supplied to the wholesale as well as the retail market. We supply Optimal Quality Woods keeping your concern for prices and quality in mind. Our working is based on ethical principles and chaste trade practices. We look back at our perpendicular and diversified growth and can only attribute to the honesty and standard of quality maintained in our every transaction. Most of all, holding customer satisfaction as the key element in all we do. Our customers include well known corporates, high profile individuals and construction companies that are spread all across the country.

Steam Bleech

DESCRIPTION: Our premium quality sal wood is a timber species and is ideal for commercial purpose. These malaysian sal woods give simple as well as complex design to the interiors and architectural work. Our range is slightly hard and widely used in building furniture and other industrial purposes. BOTANICAL NAME: Fagus grandifolia OTHER NAMES: Steam Beech MECHANICAL PROPERTIES: Class 2 plywood. Light Red Meranti has a density range from 25-40 pounds per cubic foot. Dark Red Meranti can range from 40-50 pounds per cubic foot. WORKING PROPERTIES: Overall, Beech has a good workability, and compares fairly closely to Hard Maple in many aspects. It machines well, and glues, finishes, and turns well. It does, however, have a large amount of movement in service, as evidenced by its large shrinkage numbers, so movement and wood stability must be taken into account for projects involving Beech. DURABILITY: Beech is considered non-durable or perishable; it is also susceptible to insect attack. SEASONING: Steam Beech is sometimes underrated and under-appreciated: which may be due to its somewhat bland appearance. Yet considering its decent strength and hardness—and its comparatively low cost—Beech represents an excellent value for woodworkers. Some common uses for Beech include: lumber, veneer, flooring, crates/pallets, railroad ties, musical instruments, furniture, turnery, and other small wooden objects. USES:Floor underlayment, cabinets, paneling, furniture fixtures, and general plywood. COMMENTS: Acid and fire resistant.