Ceylon Timber
Sri Lankan Timber – Heritage & Strength
Sri Lanka, a tropical island blessed with lush forests and a unique climate, produces timber that is naturally strong, durable, and long-lasting. The combination of fertile soil, warm temperatures, and regular rainfall allows trees to grow dense and resilient, creating wood that can withstand the test of time. For centuries, Sri Lankan timber has been an essential part of the island’s heritage — used in building homes, temples, and traditional craftsmanship that endure across generations. Beyond its practical strength, it is a symbol of the island’s natural wealth, cultural legacy, and the enduring bond between nature and human ingenuity. Trusted through centuries, Sri Lankan timber continues to stand as a proud emblem of the island’s resilience and heritage.
Various types of valuble timbers in Sri lanka
▪ Teak – Tectona grandis
▪ Jackwood – Artocarpus heterophyllus
▪ Satinwood – Chloroxylon swietenia
▪ Ebony – Diospyros ebenum
▪ Calamander – Diospyros quaesita
▪ Palu – Manilkara hexandra
▪ Hal – Adina cordifolia
▪ Maha-rath – Mesua ferrea
▪ Weniwel – Rosewood (Dalbergia spp)
▪ Thimbiri – Berrya cordifolia