Teak is a hardwood in the family Lamiaceae. It's native to the south of Asia and also grows in South America. It has long been renowned for its natural durability and weather resistance. The natural oils contained in Teak make it one of the most durable and stable species in the world.

Teak has long been renowned for its natural durability. The natural oils contained in Teak make it one of the most durable and stable species in the world. Most Teak available in the world today is plantation grown and while not as hard or durable as old growth Teak is still desired for exterior constructions and shipbuilding.

Teak is one of the oldest known naturally durable woods species. It is best suited to decking, flooring, exterior and interior site furnishings and trim and millwork. It natural water resistance makes it very suitable for boat building.