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Teak History
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The History of Teak popular timber for many years, used in the construction of ships, houses, furniture and flooring. Its unique natural oils make it extremely longlasting, even when exposed
ships has been recycled and remade into outdoor furniture. The "oiliness" of the wood acts as a natural protectant not only against water but also against rot and termites to extreme weather elements. A testament to this is the fact that teak decking used in ships has been recycled and remade into outdoor furniture. The "oiliness" of the wood acts as a natural protectant not only against water but also against rot and termites. Teak is used in contemporary outdoor and indoor furniture settings. Its has a two fold attraction in both its durability and its decorative value. Treated or untreated, teak ages beautifully and retains its elegance over many years. To this day teak is the chosen wood for the construction of expensive boats and yachts as well as in parks and ski-resorts. The popularity and demand for teak has raised concerns about over-consumption and deforestation in the past, however new regulations have ensured that teak usage has been monitored and sustainable growth is now in place. We use only the highest quality, A grade Teak for all our furniture. Why don't you come down to our showrooms or call us today for a chat about your requirements. We'd love to hear from you. (02) 9560 3780 800 Parramatta Road |
