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    ESES Bio Wealth Private Limited is the first company in Assam to manufacture strand woven bamboo wood doors and door frames as an eco-friendly and renewable alternative to traditional sal wood, with bamboo having superior properties like higher strength, termite resistance, and being a faster growing material that provides cost savings over sal wood while promoting a greener building product. The document provides a detailed comparison of the technical specifications and costs of bamboo wood versus sal wood doors and frames.

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    ESES Bio Wealth Private Limited is the first company in Assam to manufacture strand woven bamboo wood doors and door frames as an eco-friendly and renewable alternative to traditional sal wood, with bamboo having superior properties like higher strength, termite resistance, and being a faster growing material that provides cost savings over sal wood while promoting a greener building product. The document provides a detailed comparison of the technical specifications and costs of bamboo wood versus sal wood doors and frames.

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    ESES Bio Wealth Private Limited is the first company in Assam to manufacture strand woven bamboo wood doors and door frames as an eco-friendly and renewable alternative to traditional sal wood, with bamboo having superior properties like higher strength, termite resistance, and being a faster growing material that provides cost savings over sal wood while promoting a greener building product. The document provides a detailed comparison of the technical specifications and costs of bamboo wood versus sal wood doors and frames.

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    Door Frame (Choukat)

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    ESES Bio Wealth Private Limited is the first company in Assam to manufacture strand woven bamboo wood doors and door frames as an eco-friendly and renewable alternative to traditional sal wood, with bamboo having superior properties like higher strength, termite resistance, and being a faster growing material that provides cost savings over sal wood while promoting a greener building product. The document provides a detailed comparison of the technical specifications and costs of bamboo wood versus sal wood doors and frames.

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    ECO – FRIENDLY WOOD

    (Strand Woven Bamboo Wood)


    Company Profile

    ESES BIO WEALTH PRIVATE LIMITED is a Strand Woven

    Bamboo Wood manufacturing unit, first of its kind in Assam.

    From the bamboo wood, value added products like Doors and

    Door Frames (Choukat) are being manufactured. The unit is

    set up at Tarangapar, P.O. – Jagiroad, District- Morigaon,

    Jagiroad, Assam.
    Aim & Objective

     To reduce the dependence on timber resources

     Increase reliance to renewable resources – utilization of Bamboo


    Wood as a building material

     Promote Green Building throughout the Nation

     Save the Ecology and in turn save Earth


    QUALITY & COST

    COMPARATIVE STUDY

    BETWEEN

    SAL WOOD DOOR FRAME


    &

    BAMBOO WOOD DOOR FRAME


    Sal Wood Vs. Bamboo Wood
    (Properties & Characteristics)
    SAL WOOD
    1) Water resistance is significantly low
     BAMBOO WOOD
    1) Water resistance is high

    2) No Termite Resistance 2) Termite Proof

    3) No Borer Resistance 3) Borer Proof

    Water Damage on wood Termite Attack on wood Borer Attack on wood


    SAL WOOD BAMBOO WOOD
    4) Density (sheer strength) – 0.7 g/cm3 4) Density (sheer strength) – 1.11 g/cm3
    5) Tensile Strength – 249.48 Kg/cm2 5) Tensile Strength - 4188.63 Kg/cm2


    6) Load Holding Capacity- 1754 kg/cm2 6) Load Holding Capacity- 2658.60 Kg/cm2

    Sal Wood Strand Woven Bamboo Wood


    Reference:
    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/304526706_Mechanical_properties_of_some_Indian_woods

    Reference: Data Charted from Jansen, 2000


    SAL WOOD BAMBOO WOOD
    7) Matured Sal wood is not available so 7) Matured bamboos are readily
    there is bending & cracking after use available. It is free from cracking or
    bending

    Cracks & bend occurring in


    immature wood
    SAL WOOD BAMBOO WOOD
    8) Screw holding capacity is very less. 8) Screw holding capacity is very high
    since bamboo wood is made up of long
    compact fibers. Once screwed, it will


    never come out.

    Screw Holding Capacity: < 200 Kg Screw Holding Capacity - > 322 Kg

    Low screw holding capacity in wood


    SAL WOOD BAMBOO WOOD
    9) After finish, size is reduced as it is 9) Finish is accurate and precise since
    manually completed by hand tools. fabrication is done in machines. Joints
    Joints are not perfect are perfect

    Manually fabricated wooden


    door frame EF Bamboo Wood Door Frame
    SAL WOOD BAMBOO WOOD
    10) Sal wood takes minimum 50 years to 10) Bamboo is a renewable material and
    mature. In addition, felling a tree grows to maturity in 3 to 4 years
    destroys the ecology
    11) Non eco-friendly resource
     11) Eco-friendly & Green Product

    12) No warranty on wood 12) We assure life time commitment &


    peace of mind

    Destruction of ecology caused by Renewable Green Gold Bamboo


    deforestation
    Technical Details of ESES Bamboo Wood (General)
    Sl. Performance Test Method Criteria Result
    No. Characteristics Obtained


    1. Density IS: 1708 (Part 2) 1986 0.65 – 0.9 1.11 g/cm3

    2. Hardness IS: 1708 (Part 10) 1986 480 – 1000 Kgf > 1462 Kgf

    3. Modulus of Rupture (MOR) IS: 1708 (Part 5) 1986 > 150 N/mm2 260.72 N/mm2
    [Load Holding Capacity]

    4. Modulus of Elasticity IS: 1708 (Part 5) 1986 > 17500 N/mm2 41076 N/mm2
    (MOE)
    [Tensile Strength]

    5. Moisture Content IS: 1708 (Part 1) 1986 < 12% 6.79 %


    (oven dry method)

    6. Screw Holding Capacity IS: 2380 (Part 14) 1977 > 200 Kg (Edge) 322 Kg

    7. Screw Holding Capacity IS: 2380 (Part 14) 1977 > 250 Kg (Flat 355 Kg
    Face)

    Test Results attained from: IPIRTI & Cipet


    COST COMPARISON

    BETWEEN

    SAL WOOD DOOR FRAME


    &

    BAMBOO WOOD DOOR


    FRAME
    Product - A
    Sal Wood
    (7ft x 3ft) – (6” x 3”) Door Frame
     Bamboo Wood

    [ Final Product – 5.5” x 2.5” ] (7ft x 3 ft) – (5.5” x 2”)


    6” x 3” x 17 R.ft 2.125 C.ft Door Frame of
    Wastage – 10% 0.2125 Bamboo Wood
    Total C.ft 2.3375
    Rate of Sal Wood per C.ft 2,000/- INR

    Total Cost of Wood 4,675/- INR MRP – Rs. 6,500/-


    (Including GST – 12%)
    Making Charges 800/- INR

    Total With Making 5,475/- INR

    GST – 18% 986/- INR Offer Price – Rs. 6,000/-


    (Including GST- 12%)
    Total : Cost including GST 6,461/- INR
    Product - B
    Sal Wood
    (7ft x 3ft) – (4.5” x 3”) Door Frame
     Bamboo Wood

    [ Final Product – 4” x 2.5” ] (7ft x 3 ft) – (4” x 2”)


    4.5” x 3” x 17 R.ft 1.59375 C.ft Door Frame of
    Bamboo Wood
    Wastage – 10% 0.159375
    Total C.ft 1.753125
    Rate of Sal Wood per C.ft 2,000/- INR
    Total Cost of Wood 3,506.25 INR MRP – Rs. 4,500/-
    (Including GST – 12%)
    Making Charges 600/- INR

    Total With Making 4,106/- INR

    GST – 18% 739/- INR Offer Price – Rs. 4,000/-


    (Including GST- 12%)
    Total : Cost including 4,845/- INR
    GST
    Product - C
    Sal Wood
    (7ft x 3ft) – (4.5” x 2.5”) Door Frame
     Bamboo Wood

    [ Final Product – 4” x 2”] (7ft x 3 ft) – (4” x 1.5”)


    4.5” x 2.5” x 17 R.ft 1.32813 C.ft Door Frame of
    Bamboo Wood
    Wastage – 10% 0.132813
    Total C.ft 1.460943
    Rate of Sal Wood per C.ft 2,000/- INR
    Total Cost of Wood 2,921.88 INR MRP – Rs. 3,500/-
    (Including GST – 12%)
    Making Charges 500/- INR

    Total With Making 3,422/- INR

    GST – 18% 616/- INR Offer Price – Rs. 3,000/-


    (Including GST- 12%)
    Total : Cost including 4,038/- INR
    GST
    Product - D
    Sal Wood
    (7ft x 3ft) – (3.5” x 2.5”) Door Frame
     Bamboo Wood

    [ Final Product – 3” x 2” ] (7ft x 3 ft) – (3” x 1.5”)


    3.5” x 2.5” x 17 R.ft 1.03299 C.ft Door Frame of
    Bamboo Wood
    Wastage – 10% 0.103299
    Total C.ft 1.136289
    Rate of Sal Wood per C.ft 2,000/- INR
    Total Cost of Wood 2,272.57 INR MRP – Rs. 3,000/-
    (Including GST – 12%)
    Making Charges 500/- INR

    Total With Making 2,773/- INR

    GST – 18% 499/- INR Offer Price – Rs. 2,500/-


    (Including GST- 12%)
    Total : Cost including 3,272/- INR
    GST
    Our Valued Customers

    1)

    Assam Secretariat, Dispur, Guwahati
    2) VIP Lounge @ Sarusajai Indoor Stadium, Guwahati
    3) North East Police Academy, Meghalaya
    4) Jorhat Airport, Airport Authority of India
    5) Down Town Hospital, Guwahati
    6) Advantage Assam Summit, organized at Guwahati
    7) NBCC Office, Housefed Complex, Guwahati
    8) Public Works Department (PWD), Assam
    9) District Commissioner’s Auditorium, Morigaon
    10) Tribeni Constructions, Guwahati
    11) Magnolia Constructions (P) Ltd. , Tezpur
    12) Arya Erectors India (P) Ltd. , Guwahati
    Company Details

    ESES BIO WEALTH PRIVATE LIMITED
    Address: Near Oil India Pumping Station, Tarangapar, Dist. Morigaon, Jagiroad, Assam

    Contact: 94350 64816 / 97060 60947 / 94351 46909 / 98738 42789

    Email: [email protected]

    Website: www.esesbiowood.com

    Facebook: www.facebook.com/esesbiowealth
    References

     Bamboo wood test completed in 2 Test Facilities:
    1) India Plywood Industries Research & Training Institute
    2) Central Institute of Plastic Engineering & Technology

    (All tests were undertaken as per the Indian Standard)

     Babu,Vasu. “Mechanical Properties of some Indian Woods”,


    April – June 2010. Vol. 22 . Research Gate Publications

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/304526706_Mechanical_properties_of_some_In
    dian_woods
    Thank You !!!

    By the next 10 (ten) years, Earth will become 4 degrees hotter
    than its now. The Himalayan Glaciers are melting at a rapid
    rate. So all of us need to lend our hand to fight global warming.

    We need to stop felling of existing trees, plant more trees, use


    less wood, etc. We must instead resort to use alternative forms
    of wood like Bamboo wood because it is an eco-friendly and
    green product.

    “ESES BIO WEALTH espies to build a better tomorrow while


    creating a better world to live in”

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