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The sheesham tree generally grows sideways to the riverbanks below an elevation of 900 meters but can go up to 1,300 meters.<br>
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sheesham bookcases, to store your books in vintage style The sheesham tree generally grows sideways to the riverbanks below an elevation of 900 meters but can go up to 1,300 meters. It grows best in temperatures extending from 10°C to 40°C. It can survive an average annual rainfall of a maximum of 2,000 millimetre and droughts not beyond three to four months. Sheesham trees grows best in unadulterated sand and rich soil and can also flourish in a little around salty soils. Below are some unknown features of sheesham wood: Sheesham wood varies from being golden brown to a shady brown or chestnut colour with darker streaks that give this wood a rich and gleaming appearance. The wood is tough and hard-hitting with a straight grain; however, it could also be found to be intertwined. Its texture varies from medium to coarse with a natural lustre. The strong fact of the wood of sheesham bookcase is, it is an excellent and unparalleled, interpreting it the obvious choice for high quality wooden furniture. When polished, the wood shows up a smooth and extremely attractive surface. It is commonly liked for its reddish-brown colour and its coarse texture. The wood also permits for exquisite carvings since it can be cut and shaped easily. Though it is classified as hardwood, it is identified for its unique pattern of grain and can effortlessly merge with several colours. People usually prefer to buy sheesham wood in its natural form, as it is a combination of colours, making it unique in its finish and giving it a distinctive rustic look. Sheesham bookcases could also vary from light tan to dark brown and be appealing in these shades too. Generally, sheesham wood is harder in texture and comes with complex patterns. It is also a little difficult to cut, carve and shape. Around 50% of the furniture sold is made from the wood of Sheesham around the globe. Individuals love them as much as they love their wooden floors. There are several benefits of the Sheesham wood than just durability. It accounts for all including home and office furniture. You may not be aware but, this one is the most commercially sold wood after the teak wood.
