Wood: suar wood
Features: slab
Size:120*60*75cm,180*80*75cm,240*100*75cm
Table Legs : Stainless steel / aluminium / cast iron metal

#### **1. What is Suar Wood?**
* **Source Tree:** Suar wood comes from the *Albizia saman*, also known as the Raintree or Monkey Pod tree. It is a fast-growing tropical hardwood native to South and Central America but now cultivated in many tropical regions like Southeast Asia and Hawaii.
* **Grain and Color:** The wood is famous for its dramatic and complex grain patterns. It often features a rich, swirling mix of light golden browns, dark chocolates, ambers, and sometimes even reddish or black streaks. This striking contrast is a key reason for its popularity.
* **"Live Edge":** Many suar slab tables preserve the natural, irregular contour of the tree's outer bark. This "live edge" or "natural edge" celebrates the tree's organic form, bringing a raw, untamed element of nature into a space.



#### **2. Key Characteristics of a Suar Wood Slab Table**
* **Unique and One-of-a-Kind:** No two slabs are identical. The grain pattern, color variation, and live edge profile ensure that every table is a unique piece of functional art.
* **Durability and Hardness:** As a hardwood, suar is reasonably durable and resistant to wear, making it suitable for a dining, conference, or desk table that sees daily use.
* **Stability:** Once properly dried (kiln-dried is standard), suar wood is relatively stable and less prone to severe warping or cracking compared to some other slabs.
* **Size:** Suar trees can grow very large, allowing for wide, impressive slabs that are difficult to find in other species. This makes it ideal for large dining tables or statement conference tables without needing to join multiple pieces of wood.


