DAFENO

Raw Material Inspection: The day begins with a meticulous inspection of incoming teak logs. Skilled workers ensure the wood meets quality standards for grain, moisture content, and overall condition.

Cutting and Sawmilling: Large saws transform the teak logs into planks of specific thicknesses, depending on the furniture design.

Kiln Drying: Precisely controlled kilns remove excess moisture from the teak planks. This crucial step prevents warping, cracking, and ensures long-lasting furniture.
Afternoon:

Planing and Shaping: The dried planks are fed into planers and shapers, where they are meticulously crafted into the specific components needed for each furniture piece.

Assembly and Construction: Experienced craftspeople join the prepared wood pieces using joinery techniques and high-quality adhesives.

Quality Control: Every stage of production undergoes rigorous quality checks to ensure each piece meets the company’s standards for strength, construction, and finish.
Finishing Touches:

Sanding and Smoothing: Once assembled, the furniture undergoes a thorough sanding process to achieve a smooth and finished look.

Staining or Oiling (Optional): Depending on the desired aesthetic, some furniture may be stained or oiled to enhance the natural beauty of the teak or achieve a specific color.

Final Inspection and Packing: The completed furniture receives a final inspection for any imperfections. Once approved, the pieces are carefully packed for safe transport to distributors or directly to customers.