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Wednesday, 08 October 2008

  • Affordable Furniture for all.

    Hi everyone! Welcome to this page which is all about Parawood or as many of know it as Rubberwood and the furniture that is made from this type of wood.MD8233W

    What is Parawood or Rubberwood I hear you ask. Well The Parawood tree, often simply called the rubber tree, is a tree of major economic importance because its sap-like extract (know as latex). The latex can be collected and is the primary source of natural rubber.

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    The tree can reach a height of over 80 feet. Once the trees are 5-6 years old, the harvest of latex can begin. Older trees yield more latex but they stop producing after 25 years. Once the tree stops producing latex it is cut down for its lumber and another tree is planted in its place.

    The wood from this tree, referred to as Parawood or rubberwood, is used in the manufacture of furniture. It is valued for its dense grain, minimal shrinkage, attractive light color and ease of finishing. It is also prized as an “environmentally friendly” wood, as it makes use of plantation grown trees that have been cut down at the end of their latex-producing cycle.

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    Thai and Falang Golden Teak Co.(Thailand) has been involved in the production of Hand carved Teak Furniture for a few years now but as time goes by the price of Teak has increased in value and become very expensive. We have now added a new collection of furniture based on the Teak Designs but made in a wood that is fast becoming a popular type of wood as it will last for many years with proper due care and attention. It is also a style of furniture that is more affordable to the evryday person and home owner looking for something that will be and can be treasured for many years to come.

    To see all the pictures available then please click in the Photos Tab and enjoy the many styles that are available. Should you be interested in Teak Furniture and Hand carved Furniture then please follow the links below.

    Thai and Falang Golden Teak Co.(Thailand) is not only a company that helps the everyday person in being able to afford furniture of their choice, we are also deeply involved in the local community by donating time and money to help support the poor who can not afford to send their children to school.

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    We donate 15% of our total turn over to this cause as we believe that the children are the future and this worlds does not have a future without education. I donate free time to teaching, being also a qualified teacher, in the teaching of English and Computing to those who are less fortunate and are unable to afford Specialist Learning.

    We are also deeply involved in other sectors of the community especially within the support for the erradication of Children being used in the Sex industry. Your support by purchasing things from this company is highly commended and we thank you for this support. We are not a charity organisation of any sort but believe that what we are doing is our way of looking forward to a better world for our children and their children.


    Thank you.


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Thursday, 05 June 2008

  • Things you need to know when purchasing Furniture

    Buying furniture is not the easiest task in the world to do. Going to the shop or the store and seeing all the many hundreds of designs available and then trying to remember exactly hoe the house and home looks like is daunting. Even on the Internet it is hard to make the right choice.

    If you are looking for furniture I believe this link to my Website might be of help to you. Please follow this link to learn more Things you need to know
  • Caring for your Furniture

    Teak, a tropical hardwood found mainly in Southeast Asia, is extremely popular both for its natural beauty and its ease of maintenance. Teak is a very dense and oily wood, making it extremely weather resistant and perfect for outdoor furniture. So what are the best options for extending the life and beauty of your teak furniture?

    To find out more please go to this link in my website where you will find some very good advice on how to trear your wooden furniture. Caring for your Furniture

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