Kettal Teak is obtained by selecting the best trunks from sustainably managed plantations. Only the most appropriate trees are selected, one by one.
The area used is the central part of the trunk, as it is the straightest and free of branches.
Color Red Brown
Grain Straight
Texture Light sanded surface
Specify gravity 0.38
Monnin hardness 1.1
Coeff. Volumetric shrinkage 0.29%
Total tangential shrinkage 5.5%
Total radial shrinkage 2.2%
Fiber saturation 24%
Strength Crusging 33 MPa Static 59 MPa
Modulus elasticity 8800 MPa
Sustainable wood supply Has been assessed and certified as meeting the requirements of FSC-STD-40-004 V3-0; FSC.STD-50-001V2-0
Performance
Color: Red Brown
Grain: Straight
Texture: Light sanded surface
Specify gravity: 0.38
Monnin hardness: 1.1
Coeff. Volumetric shrinkage: 0.29%
Total tangential shrinkage: 5.5%
Total radial shrinkage: 2.2%
Fiber saturation: 24%
Strength: Crusging 33 MPa Static 59 MPa
Modulus elasticity: 8800 MPa
Sustainable wood supply: Has been assessed and certified as meeting the requirements of FSC-STD-40-004 V3-0; FSC.STD-50-001V2-0
FSC
Care
Maintaining the exquisite fabrics of your Kettal Teak is essential to ensure the longevity and pristine appearance of your outdoor furniture. Here are some simple yet effective guidelines to help you care for and preserve the beauty of your Kettal Teak: We recommend treating the wood with sealer every three months, or more frequently in the case of hotel and catering establishments. To restore the teak to its original appear
Warning: As a natural material, teak can change colour or even crack due to humidity and sudden changes in temperature. When teak is exposed to the elements, it undergoes a natural oxidation process that affects its colour, which takes on an attractive silvery-grey tone. Teak furniture is treated with a waterproof sealer that protects it from moisture and stains (provided it is cleaned immediately). However, this sealer wears off naturally over time. Learn more about the Teak cleaning process .
