All ThaiLanna Home houses are traditionally hand-made.

Inner- and outerwalls are made of 100% old Golden Teakwood. Teak by nature is resistant to fungi, rot and termites, this because of the oil inside the wood. It's a golden investment because world-market prices for teakwood are 8 to 10 times higher than in Thailand!

Because of its golden brown color the world-famous Thai Teakwood is locally called Golden Teakwood(Mai Sak Tong), latin name "Tectona Grandis". It is the most pest resistant of hardwoods and one of the world's most valuable timbers, recognized for robustness and firmness. It can withstand all types of weather.

Since early 1989 the use of teakwood is restricted in Thailand in order to restore the teakwood forests. All wood used for ThaiLanna Home houses is certified by the Royal Forest Department of Thailand, stating that the wood of your house has been obtained through legal ways and the finished or de-assambled house can be sold, transported and exported freely and 100% legally.

Floors and carrying beams of the construction and floors are made of warm Mai Deng.
"Mai Deng" is Thai for "red coloured wood", because of it's warm reddish brown color.
Through the ages Mai Deng is the most used tropical hardwood in Thailand for making floors and carrying beams in houses. The latin name is "Xylia Kerrii Craib & Hutch". The durability of Mai Deng is at the same level as of Golden Teak. It's heavier than water and the hardness is double as that of Golden Teakwood.
For both wood-characteristics here.

The ThaiLanna Home houses shown in this website are just a selection of models we make. As each house is traditionally hand-made, it can be constructed and altered to virtual any size and style you like.

The pictures on the left show some of the houses just after completion at our construction-site. After that they will be de-assembled, transported and re-assembled by the chief-carpenter and his team at the location of your choice throughout Thailand. From the moment you made your choice till finishing at the final location it takes only a month or three.

The pictures on the right are some examples of teakwooden houses at different locations, below some examples of the interior.