Teak wood makes beautiful desks, side tables, or even ornamental arm facades for overstuffed furniture. It is durable and can take a lot of hard knocks, making it a good choice for doctors’ offices, school reception areas, or even for student desks. The cleaning need occurs only every three months or so, easily fitting in with a routine of deep cleaning for any office. If teak oil is not available, the wood can be oiled using Tung or linseed oil.
Teak can also be used to make folding chairs, rocking chairs and many other excellent pieces of furniture. The dense grain, lovely color and excellent weathering properties, as well as being able to take stain, make it a beautiful wood for furnishing offices, reception areas or any other sort of area. Or to put it another way, it is a beautiful wood and makes beautiful furniture.