About Mexico Teak

Mexico Teak is one of the heaviest varieties of plantation teak available in the market today. Grown in the volcanic soils of Mexico, the trees develop a very compact grain structure, resulting in timber that rivals wild teak in terms of hardness.

Its superior load-bearing capacity makes it the go-to choice for architects and builders constructing staircases, pillars, and heavy door frames. The wood has a rich reddish-brown hue that finishes beautifully with oil or polyurethane.

Maximum Density

Significantly heavier than standard plantation teak. Excellent for structural integrity.

Rich Texture

Deep grain patterns and darker heartwood provide a premium aesthetic.

Technical Specifications

Origin	Mexico (North America)
Classification	High Density Plantation
Color	Reddish Brown to Dark Brown
Availability	Round Logs & Heavy Beams
Best Uses	Columns, Stair Treads, Heavy Doors