Description
Each piece of furniture is carefully finished by hand. They are coated three times with teak oil and hand-sanded between each layer to achieve a silky smooth teak surface.
Ship's braid is originally a construction made to drain, for example, the deck in rough weather at sea, but it is also highly decorative in many other contexts.
Thai teak and good craftsmanship are an unbeatable combination. Each part is carefully adjusted before assembly. The tables are assembled by hand, and the fit and workmanship are carefully checked. Finally, the surface is sanded to give the teak a silky finish.
For centuries, teak wood has proven its worth in outdoor construction. The natural oils in the wood mean that it can withstand the elements for years without damage. Teak is also resistant to attack by insects and fungi.
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