Teak lumber has a density between 550-750 kg/m³.
What is Teak Lumber?
Teak is a common type of wood, popular in construction and furniture manufacturing due to its hardness and pale yellow color. Teak lumber is a type of lumber made from processed teak, widely used in various indoor and outdoor furniture, flooring, doors, and windows.
What is the Density of Teak Lumber?
The density of teak lumber varies depending on the type of teak and its growing environment, typically ranging from 550-750 kg/m³. Teak from South America and Africa has a higher density, while teak from Southeast Asia has a lower density.
Compared to other woods, teak lumber has a medium density. For example, the density of ash wood lumber is between 550-700 kg/m³, that of Guilin wood lumber is between 600-700 kg/m³, while the density of oak lumber can be as high as 750-850 kg/m³.
