Consider the purpose and aesthetics of your project. Bamboo is ideal for sustainable and lightweight applications, mahogany offers luxury and durability for fine furniture, and narra adds tropical warmth and cultural elegance. Our [comparison table] can help guide your decision.

Yes. We are committed to sustainable sourcing. Our bamboo is harvested from fast-growing, renewable plantations, while mahogany and narra are sourced from responsibly managed forests with full traceability.

Absolutely. You can [request a sample] directly through the website to see and feel the quality before making a decision.

Surprisingly, yes. While technically a grass, bamboo offers excellent tensile strength—comparable to steel in some forms. It’s highly suitable for flooring, panels, and lightweight structures.

Use a soft, damp cloth for regular cleaning. Avoid soaking it in water. Applying a light wood polish occasionally helps maintain its natural sheen.

 Yes, mahogany tends to deepen in colour as it ages, developing a rich patina that enhances its beauty.

Mahogany is naturally resistant to rot and pests, but we recommend treating it with a weatherproof finish if used outdoors to extend its life.

 Narra is known for its wavy, decorative grain and warm golden tones. It is also culturally significant in Southeast Asia and is highly resistant to insects and decay.

Yes. Narra is a favourite among woodcarvers due to its workable nature and smooth finish.