Speaking of the teak wood in outdoor furniture - known as the "king of all trees" and known as the "national treasure" in Myanmar. In European countries, teak is used for luxury yachts, and the deck of the Titanic is paved with teak, which still looks good today; Cathedrals and ancient buildings with a history of over a hundred years are also made of teak wood flooring, so teak wood is very suitable and durable for leisure outdoor furniture.

It takes many years to grow and become a timber, and in a natural environment, a good producing area only has 1 to 5 trees per acre. It also contains heavy oil, which keeps it unchanged and carries a special fragrance that can repel snakes, insects, mice, and ants. In the structure of teak wood, it has coarse fibers, medium weight, and a very small shrinkage coefficient. It is a type of wood with a small deformation coefficient, good bending resistance, and wear resistance. It is not prone to warping and cracking under large changes in dry and wet conditions due to sunlight and rain; Strong water resistance and fire resistance; It is recognized as a precious tree species worldwide due to its ability to resist termites and marine insects from different sea areas, excellent corrosion resistance, and excellent drying performance.

Teak is distributed in some countries in Southeast Asia, such as Myanmar, Indonesia, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, India. China also has some near the Yunnan border, with Thailand and Myanmar being famous.