Teak
The gold standard of hardwoods — warm, richly grained and naturally built to last, indoors and out.
Warm, richly grained, built to last
Teak wears a golden-to-medium-brown heartwood that deepens beautifully with age — a straight, confident grain and a faint natural sheen that reads instantly as premium. It is the wood designers reach for when a space needs warmth and gravitas.
Rich in natural oils and silica, Tectona grandis is prized worldwide as the luxury hardwood — dimensionally stable, easy to finish, and famously resilient.
Three reasons it earns the name
Very durable
Rated very durable for decay resistance — the benchmark other hardwoods are measured against, and naturally termite-resistant.
Natural oils
Built-in oils and silica give teak its weather resilience and that unmistakable soft, warm lustre — with minimal upkeep.
Ages beautifully
Golden when fresh, teak settles into a deeper honeyed brown over time — or holds its tone with a simple sealed finish.
Verified timber characteristics
Species data: The Wood Database & PROTA (Tectona grandis). Figures are standard for the species at 12% moisture content.
Panel dimensions
Four finishes
Natural
The raw golden grain, sealed to let its warmth show.
Open Grains
Texture opened to deepen the grain character.
Stained
Tinted to enrich the brown tone while keeping the grain.
Embossed
A pressed surface texture for extra depth and feel.
Indoors and out
- Feature walls & luxury interiors
- Ceilings & soffits
- Facades & exterior cladding
- Bathrooms, spas & humid areas
Unlike most hardwoods, natural teak is rated very durable — its oils and density let it face sun, rain and humidity without chemical treatment. The classic choice for facades, decks and weather-exposed walls.
Bring Teak home
Order free samples, request the datasheet, or talk to our team about your project.