
Teak is a highly durable and water-resistant hardwood native to Southeast Asia, valued for its strength, natural oils, and rich golden-brown colour. It is often used in outdoor furniture, boat building due to its resistance to decay, insects, and weathering. Teak’s natural oils protect it from rot and give it a smooth, attractive finish. Its longevity and low maintenance make it a popular choice, though it is more expensive than other woods due to its high quality and slow growth.
Teak wood makes up a huge bulk of our products, and we strive for a better cleaner future by using eco-friendly materials. Here at Knocknock, we use both reclaimed teak and plantation teak. Reclaimed teak are teak saved from structures that would have otherwise been demolished. As such, no new trees have been cut down in the making of reclaimed teak furniture.
Reclaimed Teak
So, what is reclaimed teak? Reclaimed teak can be traced back to its roots hundreds of years ago, where it was harvested to build boats, houses or even railway tracks, where they are exposed to both rain and shine. As time passes, the wood develops a patina that can only be created from unrelenting sunlight and precipitation. We choose to keep this patina on our teak furniture, resulting in a more weathered and rustic look with more character. It could even show signs of previous use, like nail holes and patches, which add to its charm. Reclaimed teak is also very stable in its moisture content and holds a high amount of natural oils, keeping it from deforming and decaying.
Plantation Teak



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