Teak grades explained: A, B and C
What buyers mean by Grade A, B and C teak, and why you should ask for a sample board.
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Notes from the Lungguh workshop on timber, finishing and shipping.
What buyers mean by Grade A, B and C teak, and why you should ask for a sample board.
Raw, oiled or sealed: how each outdoor teak finish ages and what it asks of the owner.
Cubic metres, carton sizes and bracing: how a furniture order becomes one tidy container.