WOODAIM

Teak furniture for terraces, pools and the water.

Written by Andrius Misiunas, Founder & Commercial Director, WOODAIM.

Visualisation: hotel pool terrace with teak dining table, chairs and loungers
AI visualisation of teak in a hospitality setting.

What teak is like

Teak is a naturally oily tropical hardwood. It is highly resistant to water and weather, which is why it is the traditional choice for boat decks and outdoor furniture.

Left untreated outdoors, it weathers to silver-grey.

Close-up of solid teak grain

Where it works in hospitality

Teak works best where furniture meets water and weather:

  • Hotel terraces
  • Pool areas
  • Bathrooms
  • Marine interiors

Where it's not the right choice

Teak costs more than European hardwoods. For indoor furniture that never meets water or weather, oak or ash usually does the job for less. And if you want the warm colour to stay outdoors, teak needs regular care, because untreated it weathers to silver-grey.

What we make in teak

We can make teak furniture for hotel terraces, pool areas, bathrooms and marine interiors, to your drawings.

Sourcing

All the timber we buy is FSC-certified, and we hold FSC Chain of Custody certification (FSC-C190674), so the FSC claim can be stated on your invoice.

Oak and ash are the core of what we make. See our oak vs ash guide.

Frequently asked questions

Is teak good for outdoor hotel furniture?

Yes. Teak is a naturally oily hardwood, highly resistant to water and weather, and the traditional choice for outdoor furniture and boat decks.

Why does teak turn grey?

Left untreated outdoors, teak naturally weathers to silver-grey.

Is your teak certified?

All the timber we buy is FSC-certified, and we hold FSC Chain of Custody certification (FSC-C190674), so the FSC claim can be stated on your invoice.

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