Photosynthesis: Ample sunlight and sufficient photosynthesis are key to ensuring the uniform and natural color of teak flooring. Sunny weather and ample space are crucial for teak flooring production. The dull or uneven color of Burmese teak flooring on the market is a result of omitting this step. The duration of sun exposure is also very important. Insufficient sun exposure increases time costs, product defect rates, and overall costs; insufficient sun exposure, while saving costs, results in uneven color, incomplete oxidation, and a lack of a natural, rounded finish.
Extra-Long Curing Period: The curing period is crucial for ensuring the highest quality of teak flooring, and only Forest Journey consistently adheres to this. Teak is recognized worldwide as one of the most stable and resilient woods, leading many manufacturers to shorten or even ignore the importance of curing. However, a longer curing period results in better stability and greater adaptability to local environments. Burmese teak solid wood flooring typically undergoes a curing period of over three months, with flooring for underfloor heating requiring over six months. This is the key reason why Forest Journey teak solid wood flooring can be used in underfloor heating systems and withstand five years of market testing.