    Unique Indoor and Outdoor Teak FurnitureWhy buy Teak?Teak is a very attractive and durable hardwood, and with little maintenance, will last for generations. The molecular structure of Teak gives it the unique characteristic of being able to retain its natural oil; thus protecting it from outside influences such as termites, wood-rot, extremes of hot and cold and is entirely water-resistant. Want more information on Teak? Click here Why buy from us? We are the manufacturer of our furniture and control the whole process from harvesting the wood through to your home delivery. We use certified premium grade plantation Teak. Our skilled workers provide the highest quality finished product. We offer an extensive warranty with all our products. Customers buy at wholesale prices. We stock the largest selection of Teak furniture in Australia. As manufacturers, we can custom build any design. We can deliver anywhere in Australia. (02) 9560 3780 800 Parramatta Rd (Cnr Old Canterbury Rd) Open 7days 9am-5pm For more information email sales@uniqueteak.com.au | |
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Grade A (Premium)
Teak Wood A-Grade is the most mature of all 3 grades. it generally grows for 100 years prior to being harvested. Characterisically A-Grade wood has close grain and is a warm/honey colour. It doesn't have any knots and is rich in oil
Grade B
Grade B is the middle grade, it is also warm in colour but can a...
Here at Unique Teak we know everyone has individual tastes and not one thing is going to suit all, so we are giving you the option to create your own.
With just a few simple steps you can have a state of the art hand-crafted wood masterpiece, and because you design it, it is guaranteeed to fit in with the style and feel of yo...
The Teak tree is an exotic species originally from Burma and Thailand. Teak is resistant to
* Fire
* natural corrosion
* fungus
* termites.
Teak has been used throughout the ages in the construction of ships, houses, temples and outdoor public furniture
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