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Reclaimed Java teak boards,
Teak planks and boards with a rough hewn top surface. Reddish brown in appearance with residual saw marks and an uneven face. These boards come in a mixture of lengths with a slight variation in depth. Reclaimed from Java and the the East Indies.Teak's natural oils make it ideal for exposed locations, and make the timber termite and pest resistant as well as impervious to water damage. Teak is durable even when not treated with oil or varnish. It is often used in marine settings and is perfect for bathrooms and kitche surfaces. The largest wooden structures in the world are the teak causeways of the Irrawady delta in Burma and this is a testament to the utility and durability of the timber.
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