Mature Heritage Plantation Teak
Tectona grandis
Nominal
4/4 → 3/4” S4S
Best use
Decking, marine
Lead
4–6 weeks
Mature Heritage Plantation Teak (Tectona grandis) and select Caribbean hardwoods — 4/4 nominal, precision S4S to 3/4” net face, exported direct to certified importers, distributors, and institutional trade buyers.
Every FCL ships with full chain-of-custody documentation and species declarations. Allocation status updated monthly — contact our trade desk for current availability.
Most importers stop at rough boards. We don’t. Our partner mill in Trinidad runs an industrial moulder that produces surfaced-four-sides stock and custom-profile mouldings — at the source, before the container leaves the port.
Planed and dimensioned to your spec at the mill — no domestic re-milling required.
Send a drawing, get a sample. Base, casing, trim, and architectural profiles in teak, mahogany, apamate, or cedar.
Every container ships with a complete regulatory documentation package: phytosanitary cert, Lacey Act filing, ISPM-15 pallets, and CBTPA duty preference.
Logs selected at mill with chain-of-custody docs.
Air-dry to MC target, then S4S to your spec.
Custom moulding milled on the mill’s industrial moulder.
LCL or FCL from Port of Spain to Port of Miami.
A complete regulatory documentation package ships with every container — structured to satisfy corporate legal audit requirements and USDA port-of-entry inspection. No supplemental filings required by the importer.
Government-issued removal permit from the Trinidad & Tobago Forestry Division authorising legal extraction and export of each declared species.
Official phytosanitary certificate accepted by USDA APHIS, confirming freedom from regulated pests for US port-of-entry clearance.
Complete species declaration filed per the Lacey Act (16 U.S.C. § 3372), listing genus, species, country of harvest, and volume per line item.
All wood packaging and dunnage is ISPM-15 stamped and heat-treated (HT) — eliminating quarantine delays at US ports of entry.
Trinidad & Tobago qualifies under the Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act — preferential import duty treatment available on eligible HS codes.
Anyone can sell a board. Almost no one in the US sells finished apamate moulding — that’s the gap we’re built around.
Provide your species, nominal dimensions, and FCL quantities — our trade desk will respond with allocation status, lead time, and a full packing manifest.