Patio Spaces – What Is It That Will Set Yours Apart From The Fray?

Many finer homes and businesses feature beautiful indoor and outdoor furniture made from teak. As you shop around for outdoor furniture, you will notice that much of the higher quality pieces are made from teak wood, and for good reason. It is a hard strong durable golden-brown wood, which is both resistant to the elements and requires little maintenance.

Although teak is a weather resistant form of wood, it still requires a little bit of care and maintenance to prolong the life of the furniture and keep it looking beautiful. Regardless of the season, teak furniture can safely be left outdoors without diminishing its durability or presentation, and is easy to care for. Washing it with warm soapy water to remove any dirt or dust is a good idea, especially prior to you applying a teak wood oil (remember to let the wood dry before applying).

The reason for applying teak oil occasionally to the furniture is so that it maintains the rich honey tones of the wood when you first purchased the furniture and also stops the wood from weathering to a soft grey color. Should you choose to allow the wood to weather to the appealing silver grey you are than free from any hassle of treating your teak patio furniture with any wood spray or oils.

When investing in your outdoor patio or garden, or decorating the veranda, and even for indoor decorating, teak wood outdoor patio furniture is simply the wisest choice you could make. A wide range of high-quality teak furniture, including teak outdoor furniture, teak patio furniture, and teak lawn furniture are available to grace the home, garden, restaurants, and hotels. Found in private homes, hotels, lodges, resorts and luxury watercraft, teak is synonymous with elegance and is one of the best furniture investments that a homeowner or business owner can make when furnishing the patio area of the home and or business.

Not only is teak furniture available in a wide variety of styles and pieces, teak is unique in that it can withstand the elements year after year with virtually no maintenance. While new, teak patio furniture is available in different colors from light to dark brown with the passage of time, it transforms into a light silver gray. If you prefer a warm brown look to your patio furniture, than that is easily achieved by using teak oil on the furniture.

So when looking for furniture for your garden or patio then you should definitely consider teak furniture to be the benchmark by which any other furniture is judged. Since in most cases teak wood is left untreated when used for teak patio furniture, you should avoid spilling food or drinks on the wood surface. When you begin shopping around for your teak outdoor furniture, in addition to the quality of the wood, you also want to consider other things such as the construction of the furniture. Style, price, material, comfort, and size are the factors to consider when purchasing teak outdoor furniture

When many of the English ships of WWII were taken apart for salvage, the teak wood decks were re-manufactured into outdoor furniture like park benches. Because of its longevity, aesthetic appeal, durability and low maintenance, teak has remained the best choice for outdoor furniture. Certainly as teak wood becomes even more popular, I’m sure that we will see knock offs and copies being produced. While the appearance of them may be the same the real reason why so many people purchase teak furniture is its durability and natural beauty. In the long run teak furniture will be very difficult to copy.

As you can see, teak deck furniture is a purchase that you can count on to provide you beautiful and durable outdoor furnishings for many years to come. When shopping for teak furniture, be prepared to spend more than you would on resin furniture or deck furniture made from other woods. Since teak patio furniture lasts a lifetime, just remember to be sure that the set or piece that you buy is something that you won’t get tired of after a few years.

Indonesia Outdoor Furniture by John Stidolph