Recycled teak comes mainly from old Indonesian houses, boats, furniture and other products. Instead of ending up in landfill, each piece is given a second life. The recycled teak wood has several properties that make it unique. It has the best quality and is very strong because it has been used for years under different circumstances. It does not need any additional drying process because it has dried naturally over the years through exposure to rain and sunshine and is therefore immune to rot and fungal attack. Depending on the degree of exposure to environmental influences, it displays a different patina.
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‌Last but not least: no trees have to be felled to make a new piece of furniture.
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