Rich in oil and iron, teak is recognized worldwide as one of the best flooring materials. Its drying process is highly specialized and specialized; any unprofessional methods that cause oil loss or damage can compromise quality. The manufacturing process for teak flooring requires the full preservation of its oil components.
General flooring drying typically uses high-temperature drying methods. If Burmese teak flooring were to use the same method, it would easily damage the oil and fiber structure. Natural air drying is ideal for teak flooring, but this is difficult in actual production, requiring solutions to numerous issues such as material costs (capital tied up), production and management costs, and localization of moisture content, all exceeding two years. Through years of research and practice, a unique drying technology has been developed that allows for sufficient moisture loss without damaging the oil and fiber structure. The presence of oil retains its vitality; this active oil, through photosynthesis, imbues the flooring with life, explaining why Burmese teak becomes more beautiful with use and can even remain unchanged for centuries.