We produce A-grade coconut timber, colored dark brown and reddish with solid grain. We process it from our island, North Sulawesi, as a source of coconut that delivers excellent coconut wood that has been around 80 years of age and utilizes

the external piece of coconut only. The coconut trees no longer bear fruit, harvested, dried, and processed, making them suitable for furniture, internal flooring, internal boards, joists, pillar projects, and building log houses. Our main goal is to contribute to the conservation of rainforests for future generations.

The coconut palm has become most well known particularly lately, because of its strength, warm, delicate appearance, and furthermore, it is solid perseverance under the continually evolving environment. We use trees that can never again prove to be fruitful.

Wrinkles and cracks form on the surface of coconut wood that is not dried properly or in response to variations in relative humidity; therefore, kiln drying must be carried out to bring its moisture content to the most appropriate level to balance with the location where it is to be used.

The interest of coconut timber in the construction business is through the building and other structures of coconut timber. The coconut wood home-building business has rapidly grown in the last few decades in Asia and the Pacific which is driven by the increasing interest in coconut timber. The development of the tourism industry and the economic growth of the Pacific Rim are looking to add to the popularity of coconut timber and related coconut timber products. Europe and North American countries have shown a high interest in coconut timber for furniture, flooring, or boards due to its natural exotic beauty, attractive appearance, and durable straightness.

The interest of coconut timber in the construction business is through the building and other structures of coconut timber. The coconut wood home-building business has rapidly grown in the last few decades in Asia and the Pacific which is driven by the increasing interest in coconut timber. The development of the tourism industry and the economic growth of the Pacific Rim are looking to add to the popularity of coconut timber and related coconut timber products. Europe and North American countries have shown a high interest in coconut timber for furniture, flooring, or boards due to its natural exotic beauty, attractive appearance, and durable straightness.