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Teak Wood Veneer

Teak Wood VeneerTeak is commonly used on exterior projects but its also readily found on boats and nautical/marine furniture. Teak was one of the most exploited wood species for nearly thirty years (beginning in the 60's). Because of this, high-end teak logs are exceedingly rare and many exporting countries are imposing very tight restrictions on the sale and felling of teak trees.

We highly recommend reading this quick article about teak color.

Common Name:
  Teak, Burmese Teak
Scientific Name:
  Tectona grandis
Family:
  Verbenaceae
Color:
  Golden brown with darker brown veining
Origin:
  India, Burma, Thailand, South east Asia
Hardness:
  Very hard
Texture:
  Coarse
Finishing:
  Readily accepts non-water-based stains and can be top-coated with oil-based polyurethane, lacquer, and tung oil. Oil based finishes take longer to dry. Water-based finishes are often problematic due to the oily/resinous nature of the wood.
Quick Tip:
  Due to the oily nature of teak, we suggest wiping the veneer surface with naphtha before gluing.
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Tip from Joe

I've found that cell phones and tablets display reasonably accurate colors of our veneer photos.
 
Rendering variations on some computer monitors can cause our pictures to appear different from the actual veneer.