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Teak has a long history
of service in the outdoors!
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Teak is an oily, dense wood that combines function, beauty and quality and is great for outdoor furniture because
...teak wood's density of grain prevents it from splintering. Hence its use on ships decks in days gone by, and in swimming platforms, rails etc in today's pleasure boats.
Teak furniture's natural oils resist rot and decay. One may keep the
golden appearance of new teak patio furniture by oiling the teak every year, or let it weather to a
silvery grey finish.
Teak is naturally resistant to salt water and salt spray. Hence its use near sea coasts.
No rust, no corrosion. As the examples in pictures below indicate.
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To the left is deck of the Charles W. Morgan, a wooden
whaler commissioned in the mid 1800s. This deck is over 100 years old.
Below is a picture of the Charles W. Morgan, now safely kept as a
historic landmark at Mystic Seaport in Connecticut. Note that the ship
was made in New Bedford, MA - one of the harshest environments (snow,
salt, cold, whale blubber and oil.)
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Choose teak products for your next purchase of outdoor furniture, and choose Java Teak Imports as your retail supplier of
high-quality teak furniture.
Teak
outdoor furniture is easy to maintain and store during the winter. Browse
our online store, or give us a call. As direct importers, we offer competitive
pricing and superior customer service.
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