Freqvent questions and answers
About Teak
Teak, Tectona grandis,is one of the most valued woods in the world high in natural oils witch give teak strength and durability ,making it virtually impervious to the elements.
Where does your Teak come from?
Java Teak is from the plantations of Perum Perhutani on the island of Java. These plantations are owned and managed by the government who have a comprehensive sustainable replanting programme.
Taking care of your Teak
If you prefer your teak in its natural state left untreated the furniture in time will turn a silver-grey in colour this is the maintenance free approach that we advocate. In hot dry and sunny conditions, some cracks may appear especially on the end grain these are perfectly normal characteristics of the wood and will not affect the strength or structural integrity of your furniture.
Can I treat my furniture
To maintain the more original golden appearance of your furniture teak oil can be applied
Please follow manufactures instructions and safety precautions. This is best applied with a cloth rather then a brush this process will help reduce the amount of end grain cracking and possible warping that can occur over a period of time however if treatment is started
It needs to be continued regularly to prevent uneven colouring.
Can I clean my furniture
When retreating your furniture it is essential that it is first cleaned using a teak cleaner to remove any dirt follow manufacturer’s instructions and safety precautions when your furniture is completely dry teak oil can be re-applied.
How is your furniture constructed
Where required all Java furniture is constructed in the time honoured fashion of tight fitting mortise and tenon joints with teak dowels.
Is your furniture delivered assembled
Where possible Java furniture is delivered fully assembled.
Can I mix And match my furniture
Yes most of our tables chairs and benches share similar proportions and can easily be mixed and matched.
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