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FAQ Where does your teak wood come from? Our teak is sourced from the sustainable plantations of Perum Perhutani, on the island of Java. These plantations are owned and managed by the government who has a strict policy with regard to the age, size and number of trees felled each year, together with a comprehensive sustainable replanting program.
What type of wood is teak? Teak, Tectona grandis, is a dense, close-grained hardwood high in natural oils and rubber. These characteristics give teak strength and durability, making it virtually impervious to the effects of rain, salt, sun or snow and hence very resistant to rotting.
Can We Purchase full mixed container-loads from you? Yes, we are mixed item container-load (FCL) specialists. Our quality, best pricing and short lead times have ensured a world-wide customer base from North America to Europe and the Middle to Far East.
Do you manufacture to specified designs? Yes, we specialize in the manufacture and supply of furniture to our customer's specifications especially within the contract market locally and export.
WHY GRADE TEAK WOOD, Teak wood Furniture Buyers Beware! If you are looking for teak wood furniture then you are most likely shopping for high quality products that will last a very long time. But, before you make a purchase from just anyone, a word of caution... all teak products are not created equal. In the past, teak wood suppliers and manufacturers would usually tell you the grade of the teak wood used to make the teak furniture. These days however, there are a lot of stores, especially aggressive online retailers, that deal in an inferior grade of teak and they want to keep that fact from their customers. They won't mention the grade at all or worse yet, they may even tell you that their Grade C teak is "just as good" as Grade A. They may say things like "solid teak" or play on the fact that the average consumer does not know there is a difference. But there are differences! One of the most obvious difference is the fact that lower grade teak is often lighter in color so they may even go so far as to stain the wood to make it appear as if it were a superior grade. Of course their price will be attractive because their very young, non-sustainable teak secured from local farmers is 50% to 60% cheaper and a much inferior grade of teak. The end result is that the consumer will think they are getting a good deal on what they thought was the high quality furniture they were looking for. After all, teak is one of the highest quality woods you can use right? Now you are beginning to understand. We feel that this practice is unethical and we want to educate the buyer on exactly what the differences are. It is very important to understand the grade of the teak wood you are buying. Teak wood is graded as A B and C based upon quality and age of the tree. Grade "A" is the highest quality and priced higher when compared to lower grades. And for good reason! Grade A Teak is grown, used and replanted on sustainable Government Plantations and range much higher in age. Teak wood graded A is also wood taken from the -center- of the trunk where teak oil is more concentrated. Grade A teak has more silica and rubber making it more resistant to water and insects. Simply put... it is higher quality; looks better, aged longer and will last a life-time with little attention.
Teak Finish & Stain Another thing to watch out for is stained teak. It is not necessary to use a stain on grade A teak. You can use teak oil or teak protector if you wish or you can let it weather to an elegant silvery color. Keep in mind that you will still see all the grain and wood color variations. What you want to watch out for is any companies stating that their teak has been stained. They will use a variety of reasons for staining their teak but most companies that offered stained teak are simply attempting to hide the color and grain of their lower grade teak products.
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ReplyDeleteWhere does your teak wood come from?
Our teak is sourced from the sustainable plantations of Perum Perhutani, on the island of Java. These plantations are owned and managed by the government who has a strict policy with regard to the age, size and number of trees felled each year, together with a comprehensive sustainable replanting program.
What type of wood is teak?
Teak, Tectona grandis, is a dense, close-grained hardwood high in natural oils and rubber. These characteristics give teak strength and durability, making it virtually impervious to the effects of rain, salt, sun or snow and hence very resistant to rotting.
Can We Purchase full mixed container-loads from you?
Yes, we are mixed item container-load (FCL) specialists. Our quality, best pricing and short lead times have ensured a world-wide customer base from North America to Europe and the Middle to Far East.
Do you manufacture to specified designs?
Yes, we specialize in the manufacture and supply of furniture to our customer's specifications especially within the contract market locally and export.
WHY GRADE TEAK WOOD, Teak wood Furniture Buyers Beware!
ReplyDeleteIf you are looking for teak wood furniture then you are most likely shopping for high quality products that will last a very long time. But, before you make a purchase from just anyone, a word of caution... all teak products are not created equal.
In the past, teak wood suppliers and manufacturers would usually tell you the grade of the teak wood used to make the teak furniture. These days however, there are a lot of stores, especially aggressive online retailers, that deal in an inferior grade of teak and they want to keep that fact from their customers. They won't mention the grade at all or worse yet, they may even tell you that their Grade C teak is "just as good" as Grade A. They may say things like "solid teak" or play on the fact that the average consumer does not know there is a difference. But there are differences! One of the most obvious difference is the fact that lower grade teak is often lighter in color so they may even go so far as to stain the wood to make it appear as if it were a superior grade. Of course their price will be attractive because their very young, non-sustainable teak secured from local farmers is 50% to 60% cheaper and a much inferior grade of teak. The end result is that the consumer will think they are getting a good deal on what they thought was the high quality furniture they were looking for. After all, teak is one of the highest quality woods you can use right? Now you are beginning to understand. We feel that this practice is unethical and we want to educate the buyer on exactly what the differences are.
It is very important to understand the grade of the teak wood you are buying. Teak wood is graded as A B and C based upon quality and age of the tree. Grade "A" is the highest quality and priced higher when compared to lower grades. And for good reason! Grade A Teak is grown, used and replanted on sustainable Government Plantations and range much higher in age. Teak wood graded A is also wood taken from the -center- of the trunk where teak oil is more concentrated. Grade A teak has more silica and rubber making it more resistant to water and insects. Simply put... it is higher quality; looks better, aged longer and will last a life-time with little attention.
Teak Finish & Stain
Another thing to watch out for is stained teak. It is not necessary to use a stain on grade A teak. You can use teak oil or teak protector if you wish or you can let it weather to an elegant silvery color. Keep in mind that you will still see all the grain and wood color variations. What you want to watch out for is any companies stating that their teak has been stained. They will use a variety of reasons for staining their teak but most companies that offered stained teak are simply attempting to hide the color and grain of their lower grade teak products.
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