This approach enhances ecosystem health, improves soil quality, and keeps pests in check, creating a more sustainable and resilient agricultural system. dditionally, well-managed rubber plantations as our partners ones prevent soil erosion, enhance water retention, and improve overall ecosystem health. Sustainable practices like agroforestry and intercropping amplify these benefits even more.

Once a rubber tree is planted, it takes about 7 years before it can be tapped for rubber. However, once it starts, it can continue to be harvested for another 30-40 years! When the rubber tree reaches the end of its lifespan, it's cut down, and a new tree is planted in its place. More trees mean more carbon dioxide is absorbed, benefiting the environment. Rubber plantations have a significant positive impact on the environment. By absorbing carbon dioxide, they help mitigate climate change.

Rubberwood comes from rubber trees, specifically the Hevea Brasiliensis species - the same trees that give us natural rubber. Once these trees stop producing latex, usually after about 25-30 years, they are harvested for their wood. This makes rubberwood a highly sustainable and eco friendly material because it utilizes trees that would otherwise be wasted.

It's a strong and sturdy wood, and with its light color and fine grain, rubberwood is visually appealing and fits well with various interior designs. That is why we uses it to our stools and storage shelves.