Grade A Solid Teak Wood (Tectona grandis) is a premium dense hardwood taken from the heartwood of mature teak trees. Known for its strength, stability, and naturally high oil content, teak has long been considered one of the finest woods for outdoor furniture.
FAQ
When left outside to the elements, Teak wood develops a silver-greyish color surface patina. Teak’s natural oils protect it, but extra protection helps. Consider using teak oil to maintain that fresh new surface appeal. This keeps the wood nourished.
Teak is a strong wood, but it still needs care. To maintain its original wood finish, apply Teak oil with a soft cloth each season. Let the oil soak in for a few hours. To make the surface wood finish last longer, store indoors or outdoors and cover with a breathable material.
No. Because Teak wood is a natural product, it continually adjusts to its environment, so hairline cracks do occur naturally. The wood expands and contracts slightly with changes in temperature and humidity, which causes these tiny cracks. They do not weaken the structure of the product and therefore, are not defects. Please do not worry if you see hairline cracks. Apply Teak oil to help rejuvenate the surface.
Some pieces will require assembly. Please refer to the quick assembly instructions located inside the box of your furniture product.
Normal dish soap and water will be enough to clean most spills; however, some may require a diluted solution of bleach and water.