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Learn More Teak Bases About our Teak Kevin Yardley of Diamond Teak in Sellersville, Pa. is a reforestation expert who specializes in manufacturing and selling sustainable teak furniture and accessories throughout the world. He also plants and harvests trees of various species on plantations in Central America and sells them as FSC-certified products on a global scale as well, a service that makes up about 10 percent of his business. He says his customers prefer knowing his products have met proper certification criteria. “All the teak from Costa Rica where we work, it’s all planted for human consumption, like corn from Iowa or potatoes from Idaho. It’s planted in rows, and we process it, and we ship it all over the world. We supply global timber in Denmark, they buy up to 30 container loads of teak a month. They love that it’s FSC certified and chain of custody. They won’t buy wood if that’s not the case. A lot of our clients won’t buy the wood unless it’s FSC certified and chain of custody,” says Yardley, who adds much of his supply is on back order due to the pandemic. Yardley has worked with and planted hundreds and thousands of teak trees for over 30 years, and in that span lived on a teak plantation in Costa Rica for seven years. Having so much experience with the species, he’s familiar with sourcing difficulties associated with it. “The teak supply now is tenuous. It’s limited. There are lot of problems with the supply chain and a lot of people cannot get wood. Teak is very expensive. It’s an industrial application wood,” he says. “If you look at teak, currently, most of it is cut too young. You need teak to be at least 25 years old". Learn More Learn More Learn More Teak Posts Teak Slabs Teak Tongue & Groove Learn More Learn More Learn More Teak Crosscuts Teak Boards Teak Pen Blanks Teak How can we help you? At Diamond Tropical Hardwoods, we're passionate about helping you find the perfect sustainable wood solutions. Whether you have a question about our products, need advice on your project, or want to learn more about our eco-friendly practices, we're here for you. Quickly fill out this form to tell us how we can assist. Our team is ready to provide the support and expertise you need to bring your vision to life. Reach out now—let's create something beautiful together! First name Email What are you looking for? What can we help with? Submit About Teak Teak (Tectona grandis) is a tropical hardwood tree species well known for its incredible durability and water resistance. Teak has a high natural oil content, primarily silica which provides its strength and decay resistance. All our Teak has been sustainably sourced from our plantations in Costa Rica. We are proud to provide some of the most highly figured and durable teak that is also environmentally sustainable and properly sourced. All of our Teak is 100% FSC & FEQ certified with proper chain of custody certifications. Many clients over the years have created beautiful projects including indoor & outdoor furniture, boat decking, shelving, and much more!

Cocobolo Bases Why Choose Cocobolo Bases? Cocobolo wood is a dense, oily wood with a beautiful natural reddish-brown color and an intricate grain pattern. Cocobolo bases are a popular choice for table and furniture bases due to their durability and resistance to decay. The wood is also highly resistant to warping, cracking, and insect damage, making it a great choice for high-quality furniture pieces. Cocobolo bases are also highly customizable, as they can be shaped and finished to meet specific design preferences. What Can Cocobolo Bases Be Used For? Cocobolo bases are commonly used as table bases, but they can also be used for a variety of other furniture pieces such as benches, stools, and even guitar bodies. They are highly durable and resistant to decay, making them a great option for outdoor furniture. Additionally, cocobolo bases can be used as a statement piece in any room due to their unique and eye-catching color and grain patterns. Are Cocobolo Bases Sustainable? Cocobolo trees are native to Central America and are considered to be a rare and endangered species due to over-harvesting and deforestation. As a result, it is important to source cocobolo wood from responsibly managed forests or from salvaged sources to ensure that the environment and local communities are not negatively impacted by logging. Additionally, using cocobolo wood as a durable, long-lasting material for furniture pieces can be considered sustainable because it reduces the need for frequent replacements and the associated resource consumption. However, it is important to ensure that the wood is sourced responsibly to ensure its long-term sustainability. FAQ - Cocobolo Bases

Spirit Song Collection This is our beautiful, handcrafted, Spirit Song line. View the full collection of our award-winning Earth-friendly Spirit Song teak furniture. Shop for Spirit Song teak benches and chairs that last a lifetime and helps the environment. Spirit Song Diamond Tropical Hardwoods' Spirit Song collection showcases the beauty and versatility of teak wood in combination with shimmering stainless steel. The collection is a result of the skilled craftsmanship of Tiffany and Tiffany, a team that creates works of art with graceful and elegant curves. The Spirit Song collection offers a range of heirloom furniture that can be arranged in various ways, both indoors and outdoors. The furniture is not just beautiful, but also functional and durable. The collection's aesthetic character and strength have made it a popular choice in gardens, homes, mountain retreats, and tropical resorts. What sets the Spirit Song collection apart is its ability to blend in with various surroundings while still standing out as a unique and elegant piece of furniture. The collection has been used to enrich university campuses, national museums, and corporate parks. The furniture's strength and comfort have made it a popular choice for both commercial and residential settings. DTH | Spirt Song Collection Teak Wood Furniture New Arrival! Quick View Rough Purpleheart Lumber - 1" thick Price $9.50 New Arrival! Quick View Modern Oval Dining Table in Mango Wood with Black Metal Base Price $2,850.00 New Arrival! Quick View Stunning Teak Table with Epoxy, Shells and Plants Price $495.00 New Arrival! Quick View Pearl-Inlaid Mango Bench: Backless Waterfall Design Price $2,850.00 New Arrival! Quick View Sculptural Elegance: Strangler Fig Base with Tempered Glass Price $890.00 1 2 3 ... 56 Spirit Song Shoulder-Wing Straight Back Bench Spirit Song Shoulder-Wing Curved Back Bench Spirit Song Shoulder-Shoulder Curved Back Bench Learn More Learn More Learn More Spirit Song Shoulder-Shoulder Straight Back Bench Spirit Song Straight Backless Bench Spirit Song Curved Backless Bench Learn More Learn More Learn More Spirit Song Coffee Table Spirit Song Ottoman Spirit Song Lounge Chair Learn More Learn More Learn More How can we help you? At Diamond Tropical Hardwoods, we're passionate about helping you find the perfect sustainable wood solutions. Whether you have a question about our products, need advice on your project, or want to learn more about our eco-friendly practices, we're here for you. Quickly fill out this form to tell us how we can assist. Our team is ready to provide the support and expertise you need to bring your vision to life. Reach out now—let's create something beautiful together! First name Email What are you looking for? What can we help with? Submit Spirit Song Classic Side Chair Spirit Song Classic Armchair Learn More Learn More

The story of Diamond Tropical Hardwoods grew out of a desire to help and serve others. Kevin and Christine Yardley met while both were studying at Harvard University. Upon graduating, the newlyweds volunteered to teach English for the WorldTeach organization in rural Costa Rica. Because there was no guarantee of them being stationed in the same area, Christine became a teacher in the program while Kevin began dedicating his prodigious energy to protecting the environment in an entrepreneurial way. Costa Rica had some of the fastest deforestation rates in the world, so there was a desperate need to offset this environmental destruction. Costa Rica’s biodiversity includes 5 percent of all known species in an area the size of West Virginia. The reforestation effort in Costa Rica has done a great deal of good. In 1992, Diamond Tropical Hardwoods bought their first degraded cattle farm and began planting teak. In addition to farming teak, they have planted seventy other species including endangered native trees such as mahogany, purpleheart and cocobolo rosewood. Today, their 12 plantations protect more than 1000 acres of primary and secondary jungle. The company has seen the impact of logging in the rainforest and the widespread harm that it produces. This is why Diamond Tropical Hardwoods adheres to strong principles and certifies their reforestation to be organic and sustainable. Our Story We began reforesting trees in 1993. These projects produce clean air and water (more than a thousand people get drinking water from our natural springs) as well as the natural habitats for endangered species such as jaguars, pumas, scarlet macaws, and squirrel monkeys, species that were not here when we started planting trees. More than 20% of the land is protected in rainforest that will never be cut. ​ “We also produce Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) certified woods so that you know these are sustainable. We have chain-of-custody (CoC) certification (FSC-C005190) that keeps track of our wood” ​ Environmental Consciousness Our goal is to reforest the rainforest while making sustainable, long-lasting products. Respect, Empathy, and Hardwork are key aspects of our identity. We vow to always respect the Rainforest and plant trees to protect future generations. For every order we receive, we use your money to plant more trees. Our Philosophy Our Process About Us Files Diamond Tropical Hardwoods Mission Statement Declaración sobre discriminación en el empleo y la ocupacion 2023 Declaración sobre eliminacion de trabajo forzoso u obligatorio 2023 Declaración sobre libertad sindical y derecho a la negociación colectiva 2023 Politica contra el Soborno, la Corrupcion y conflictos de interes DT Resumen Publico Diamond Teak 2023 Politicas sobre el trabajo infantil 2023 Diamond Teak Mission Statement Catalogs Diamond Tropical Hardwoods fancy exotic wood catalog January 2024 Spirit Song Price List 2024 Student Opportunities At Diamond Tropical Hardwoods, we want to empower students to gain real-world experience and earn school credit through our student opportunities program. Don't miss the chance to bridge the gap between academia and industry while making meaningful contributions to the world. Join us and embark on a rewarding journey of learning and professional growth. Learn More

Mango Crosscuts Why Choose Mango Crosscuts? Mango crosscuts are a sustainable and eco-friendly choice for furniture makers and enthusiasts. They are known for their unique and eye-catching grain patterns, which can range from light blonde to dark brown. Mango wood is also highly durable, making it a great choice for furniture pieces that need to withstand everyday wear and tear. Mango crosscuts are a popular choice for their affordability and versatility, as they can be used for a variety of furniture pieces. What Can Mango Crosscuts Be Used For? Mango crosscuts can be used for a variety of furniture pieces, including table tops, shelves, and decorative pieces. They are highly customizable and can be shaped and finished to meet specific design preferences. Mango wood is also highly resistant to decay, making it a great choice for outdoor furniture pieces. Additionally, mango crosscuts can be used as a statement piece in any room due to their unique and eye-catching grain patterns. Are Mango Crosscuts Sustainable? Mango trees are abundant in many tropical regions and are considered to be a highly sustainable and renewable source of lumber. Mango trees are typically only harvested for their wood after their fruit-bearing years have ended, which means that using mango wood as a material for furniture pieces does not negatively impact the food industry. Additionally, using mango wood as a durable, long-lasting material for furniture pieces can be considered sustainable because it reduces the need for frequent replacements and the associated resource consumption. However, it is important to source mango wood from responsibly managed forests or from salvaged sources to ensure that the environment and local communities are not negatively impacted by logging. Overall, mango crosscuts are a sustainable and eco-friendly choice for furniture makers and enthusiasts. FAQ - Mango Crosscuts

Strangler Figs Why Choose Strangler Fig Bases? Strangler fig wood is a unique and exotic choice for furniture makers and enthusiasts. It is known for its dense and hard nature, making it a highly durable choice for furniture bases. Strangler fig bases are popular due to their intricate and twisted grain patterns, which can add a distinct and striking look to any piece of furniture. Additionally, strangler fig wood is highly resistant to decay and insect damage, making it a great choice for outdoor furniture.​ What Can Strangler Fig Bases Be Used For? Strangler fig bases are commonly used as table bases, but they can also be used for a variety of other furniture pieces such as benches, stools, and even decorative sculptures. Their unique and twisted grain patterns can add a distinct and striking look to any piece of furniture, making them a great choice for statement pieces. Strangler fig wood is also highly durable and resistant to decay, making it a great choice for outdoor furniture pieces.​ What are Strangler Figs? Strangler figs are remarkable trees that begin their lives as small plants growing on other trees. As they grow, their roots gradually encircle and overtake the host tree, eventually replacing it entirely. Removing a strangler fig becomes crucial to protect the original tree, as the fig's relentless growth can harm or even kill its host. This process highlights the incredible adaptability and resilience of nature's creations. Strangler figs truly showcase the fascinating and sometimes competitive relationships that exist in the plant kingdom. FAQ - Strangler Fig Bases What Are Strangler Figs? Strangler figs are a type of tropical tree that are known for their unique method of reproduction. Unlike most trees, which sprout from seed, strangler figs begin their life as an epiphyte, which is a type of plant that grows on another plant for physical support but does not derive its nutrition from the host plant. They germinate and grow on the branches or trunks of other trees, sending aerial roots down to the ground. As they grow, these roots eventually encircle the host tree, giving them the name "strangler figs." Over time, these aerial roots thicken and fuse together, forming a dense latticework around host tree. As the strangler fig continues to grow, it shades out the host tree, eventually killing it. However, the host tree's trunk remains standing, and the strangler fig continues to grow, creating a hollow tree with a thick, living fig tree growing inside. Diamond Tropical Hardwoods, a company that specializes in sustainable logging and milling of exotic tropical hardwoods, is utilizing this unique reproduction process to save trees. By identifying trees that already host a strangler fig, they can harvest the strangler fig while leaving the host tree to remain standing. This allows them to harvest the valuable hardwood while also preserving the host tree, which can continue to play a role in the ecosystem. In this way, Diamond Tropical Hardwoods is able to maximize the utilization of each tree, while also promoting reforestation. By harvesting the strangler fig, they are ensuring that the forest remains lush and diverse, as the host tree is left standing and able to continue to grow. Also, by only harvesting the strangler fig the company is able to ensure more sustainable and responsible logging, as the tree remains healthy and continues to play a role in the ecosystem. It's a win-win situation, where they are able to provide valuable hardwood while preserving the natural habitat and promoting reforestation. It's important to note that Diamond Tropical Hardwoods also takes steps to ensure the proper replanting of trees, in order to maintain the ecological balance and contribute to more sustainable forestry. Overall, strangler figs provide an opportunity for responsible and sustainable logging practices. By identifying and harvesting the figs, while leaving the host tree intact, Diamond Tropical Hardwoods is able to provide valuable hardwood while preserving the natural habitat and promoting reforestation. It highlights how an understanding of natural processes can lead to innovative and effective methods for conservation and resource management.

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Mango Bases Why Choose Mango Bases? Mango wood is a highly sustainable and eco-friendly choice for furniture makers and enthusiasts. It is known for its unique grain patterns and beautiful color variations, which can range from light blonde to dark brown. Mango bases are a popular choice for table and furniture bases due to their durability, resistance to decay, and affordability. Mango wood is also highly customizable, as it can be shaped and finished to meet specific design preferences. What Can Mango Bases Be Used For? Mango bases are commonly used as table bases, but they can also be used for a variety of other furniture pieces such as benches, stools, and even bed frames. They are highly durable and resistant to decay, making them a great option for outdoor furniture. Additionally, mango bases can be used as a statement piece in any room due to their unique and eye-catching grain patterns. Are Mango Bases Sustainable? Mango trees are abundant in many tropical regions, and are considered to be a highly sustainable and renewable source of lumber. Mango trees are typically only harvested for their wood after their fruit-bearing years have ended, which means that using mango wood as a material for furniture pieces does not negatively impact the food industry. Additionally, using mango wood as a durable, long-lasting material for furniture pieces can be considered sustainable because it reduces the need for frequent replacements and the associated resource consumption. However, it is important to source mango wood from responsibly managed forests or from salvaged sources to ensure that the environment and local communities are not negatively impacted by logging. FAQ - Mango Bases

Exotic Crosscuts Sort by Quick View Kiln-dried and Sanded Teak Crosscut TC00924 Regular Price $433.00 Sale Price $216.50 Quick View Kiln-dried and Sanded Teak Crosscut TC00922 Regular Price $444.00 Sale Price $222.00 Quick View Monkeypod Crosscut MC00670 Regular Price $2,443.00 Sale Price $1,221.50 Free Shipping! Quick View Kiln-dried and Sanded Monkeypod Crosscut MC0014 Regular Price $327.00 Sale Price $212.55 Free Shipping! Quick View Kiln-dried and Sanded Monkeypod Crosscut MC0005 Regular Price $371.00 Sale Price $241.15 Quick View Kiln-dried and Sanded Mango Crosscut MANC00917 Regular Price $410.00 Sale Price $205.00 Quick View Kiln-dried and Sanded Mango Crosscut MANC00560 Regular Price $285.00 Sale Price $142.50 Quick View Kiln-dried and Sanded Mango Crosscut MANC00558 Regular Price $296.00 Sale Price $148.00 Load More Shop Crosscuts New Arrival! Quick View Modern Oval Dining Table in Mango Wood with Black Metal Base Price $2,850.00 New Arrival! Quick View Stunning Teak Table with Epoxy, Shells and Plants Price $495.00 New Arrival! Quick View Monkeypod Round Dining Table with Long Grain Top and Strangler Fig Base Price $1,750.00 New Arrival! Quick View Sustainable Elegance: Figured Mango Crosscut Table with Embedded Metal Accent Price $5,900.00 New Arrival! Quick View Exquisite Monkeypod Crosscut Dining Table with Teak Base Price $3,730.00 Shop from our showroom! About our Crosscuts Each Crosscut tells a story that helps see, feel, and understand the Tree. These beautiful crosscuts can be used for coffee tables and any other project imaginable. They are cut directly from our 100% environmentally sustainable teak trees in Costa Rica. Teak is an extremely dense wood due to its oil content and dense grain. It is used on the decks of navy ships and will work perfectly as a tabletop. ​ Of the crosscut, we carry Mango and Monkeypod brings the most variety and variation. Both are durable and work perfectly as tables or for art projects. Mango and Monkeypod are on opposite ends of the spectrum colorwise so be sure to check the master list to find a full variety of what you need. Teak Crosscuts Check out our master list for pictures and dimensions of our Sanded Teak Crosscuts. With an abundance of all shapes and sizes, you are sure to have the variety you need to make the right choice in Teak Crosscuts. Supplies are limited due to high demand. BUY NOW Teak Crosscuts Check out our master list for pictures and dimensions of our Sanded Teak Crosscuts. With an abundance of all shapes and sizes, you are sure to have the variety you need to make the right choice in Teak Crosscuts. Supplies are limited due to high demand. Learn More Mango Crosscuts We have Mango Crosscuts or Cross Sections of trees from 8 to 60 inches in diameter. With each of these crosscuts, you are getting a unique part of a mango tree. All of these crosscuts show unique and beautiful differentiation. Learn Moe How can we help you? At Diamond Tropical Hardwoods, we're passionate about helping you find the perfect sustainable wood solutions. Whether you have a question about our products, need advice on your project, or want to learn more about our eco-friendly practices, we're here for you. Quickly fill out this form to tell us how we can assist. Our team is ready to provide the support and expertise you need to bring your vision to life. Reach out now—let's create something beautiful together! First name Email What are you looking for? What can we help with? Submit Monkeypod Crosscuts Monkeypod Crosscuts come in thick portions with loads of figure and grain. Many can feature beautiful swirls curls and burls. Each crosscut is unique and special so make sure to get the one that fits your vision! Supplies are limited due to high demand. Learn More