M.P. VENEERS PVT. LTD., ISO 9001 : 2015 a 40 years old well established and FSC certified Company, is deeply committed to manufacturing Veneers for Domestic and Export Markets, by maintaining stringent Quality Control – timely delivery, for total satisfaction of the customers. It is committed to the principle of Recycling, Waste Minimisation and Maintenance of Eco-balance.
Wood is mankind’s oldest, yet most modern material. Even in this age of synthetic and metallurgical miracles, fine decorative hardwood has a special place which no other material can take. Wood has a lasting beauty and warmth that only nature can create. Like fingerprints, the grain patterns of no two trees are exactly alike. This ever-interesting individualism is one of the most appealing factors of genuine wood when compared with the monotonous patterns of synthetic substitutes, imitations and other materials. Teak is known in India since the 18th Century. The first ever systematic effort for increasing the incidence of Teak in forests was way back in the year 1842.
Forests which include Teak, have been in designated areas of India and Teak is grown in the States of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka which are the prominent States which have well-managed Teak forests in the country. The chain of custody is strictly followed and forests being a state subject, the Teak coming out of these forests are regularly auctioned in various depots located in these areas.
M.P. VENEERS PVT. LTD., an ISO 9001: 2015 Company, is deeply committed to manufacturing Veneers for Domestic and Export Markets, by maintaining stringent Quality Control – timely delivery, for total satisfaction of the customers. It is committed to the principle of Recycling, Waste Minimisation and Maintenance of Eco-balance.
Wood is mankind’s oldest, yet most modern material. Even in this age of synthetic and metallurgical miracles, fine decorative hardwood has a special place which no other material can take. Wood has a lasting beauty and warmth that only nature can create. Like fingerprints, the grain patterns of no two trees are exactly alike. This ever-interesting individualism is one of the most appealing factors of genuine wood when compared with the monotonous patterns of synthetic substitutes, imitations and other materials. Teak is known in India since the 18th Century. The first ever systematic effort for increasing the incidence of Teak in forests was way back in the year 1842.
Forests which include Teak, have been in designated areas of India and Teak is grown in the States of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka which are the prominent States which have well-managed Teak forests in the country. The chain of custody is strictly followed and forests being a state subject, the Teak coming out of these forests are regularly auctioned in various depots located in these areas.