Sheesham wood has packages in marine and aircraft plywood, as charcoal for cooking and heating food, carrying goods, and for carving and engraving. it’s also used for making doors and home windows, while its root wood is regularly used for making tobacco pipes.

Sheesham has a high moisture content and is prone to damage caused by water and tends to warp in humid conditions. For protection sheesham needs to be coated with a wood finish which can create a waterproof layer. Sheesham has good termite resistance.

Wood from the Sheesham tree is durable and pliable, making it a great option for making long-lasting furniture in any design you prefer. In fact, Sheesham wood beds last longer than beds made from other types of wood.

The price of sheesham today ranges from Rs 100 to Rs 400 per maund (approximately 40 kgs) depending on the girth, grain and sapwood content of the wood.

What is the natural colour of Sheesham Wood? The colour of natural Sheesham wood cores can vary depending on the age, size and destination of a tree. However, they all generally range from a reddish brown to golden brown. Normally, Sheesham wood also has streaks of different, darker, colours throughout its grain.

Expensive: The real Sheesham wood is quite expensive than the rest of other woods. Toxicity: During the sanding process of the Sheesham wood it releases the harmful dust that causes the breathing problem and skin allergies in humans.

According to many Architects in Pakistan, due to its elastic and flexible nature, sheesham is an ideal wood for furniture, veneers and door frames and panels. The malleable nature of the wood also allows it to be used for making paper. Sheesham wood can be used for making houses, doors and floors but not always.

A team of scientists at the Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI) have developed a new drug that is believed to heal fractured bones and reduce impact of age-related osteoporosis.

Sissoo is a medicinal tree. The wood and bark of Sissoo have abortifacient, anthelmintic, antipyretic, aphrodisiac, expectorant and refrigerant properties. Even in Africa, this tree is used for treatment of wounds and gonorrhoea.

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Soil. They can survive in almost any kind of well-draining soil. Alluvial soil, mixed with gravel or sandy loam that drains excess water but stays moist, is ideal for growing Sheesham trees. They can also grow in slightly saline soil.

harvesting periods start at the end of 10th years from planting . you can take intercrops upto 5 years.

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