FAQs
No, oiling is not required—teak is naturally rich in oils that protect against moisture, pests, and decay. If you prefer to preserve its warm golden-brown hue, you may choose to apply a teak oil or sealant. Otherwise, you can let it gracefully age into a silver-grey patina.
For routine care, clean every few weeks or after noticeable spills using a mild, pH-neutral soap with warm water and a soft brush, scrubbing along the wood grain. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry in shade. Annual application of teak-specific oil or protector can restore the finish if desired. If mildew appears, clean with diluted white vinegar and rinse well.
Yes. Teak is exceptionally suited for outdoor furniture. Its natural oils and dense grain make it weatherproof and pest-resistant, ideal for Australian conditions. It performs well in sun, rain, coastal air, and humidity with minimal care.
Absolutely. Teak is also a popular indoor material thanks to its beautiful grain, warmth, and durability. It brings natural charm to dining rooms, living areas, or study spaces and can match both classic and contemporary interiors.
Yes, if left untreated, teak gradually weathers into a natural silver-grey patina, which many find attractive. For those wanting to maintain the original golden-brown tone, yearly treatment with a teak oil or protector is recommended.
Yes – we are committed to ethical sourcing. We offer premium Grade-A teak and sustainably harvested Australian eucalyptus, and all our timber is sourced in line with responsible forestry practices. Our teak comes from suppliers adhering to environmental guidelines, ensuring every piece you buy is both beautiful and sustainably grown.
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