Made of hard moisture-proof anti-corrosion insect proof Burmese teak wood with large beams

The natural insect resistant component in pomelo specifically refers to tannic acid. Horn acid is a special chemical substance contained in pomelo wood, which emits a unique "aroma" that has a strong repellent effect on various pests such as termites and borers. Therefore, teak wood products such as doors, windows, furniture, etc., when used in damp and insect infested areas, can effectively prevent the invasion of these pests and maintain the cleanliness and hygiene of the home environment.

In addition, the insect resistance of pomelo wood is also related to its high oil content. Teak wood is rich in oil, which not only gives it a fine and smooth surface texture, but also further enhances its insect resistance. The presence of oil makes the surface of teak less susceptible to pest erosion, and the odor it emits also discourages pests.

In summary, the excellent insect resistance of pomelo wood is mainly due to its natural insect resistant component, tannic acid, and high oil content physical properties. These characteristics enable teak to maintain its beauty and integrity in various environmental conditions, making it an ideal choice for home decoration and furniture production.