1. Easier Maintenance
Teak, well oiled, varnished, stained is easy to clean and maintain. Even in its unfinished state it remains durable and easy to clean. Most people who decide to use a finish on their teak patio chairs do so because of their preference for color.
Many teak chairs are deliberately given a patina color to display an old and weathered impression, this actually increases the aesthetic value of the teak chairs. If you decide to give your teak chair a finish, remember that different treatments create different effects.
2. Strong and Durable
Teak is a type of hardwood that is very strong but teak is also quite flexible. And natural oils from teak wood can prevent it from becoming brittle. Furniture made of teak wood will be more durable and can withstand heavy loads and other influences. For example, such as dealing with problems due to scratches.
Having a teak chair is also more sturdy because it is not easy to fall or be blown by the wind. Heavy and sturdy wood furniture makes it more elegant than plastic or aluminum furniture. When preparing your outdoor area, think about the long-term atmosphere you want to create.
3. Strong Against Exposure to Extreme Weather
The natural properties of wood, including its fiber and rich oil content, make it highly resistant to the effects of water and decay. This also happens in the state of wood even though it is still in its raw condition. Although the sun’s ultraviolet rays cause wood to turn white over time. The effects of wind and cold conditions usually do not contribute too markedly to furniture damage.
However, standing water including heavy rain conditions can be a problem. Most manufacturers of outdoor wooden chairs of all types order that the furniture be stored in a dry place during inclement weather. However, the use of teak wood can withstand all weather conditions, including bad weather. With the right finishing materials, you will keep your teak furniture looking attractive.
4. Resistant to Fungus and Termite Attacks
The natural oils of teak wood which make it water resistant also make it resistant to fungi and insects, including termites. This is an important consideration when choosing wooden furniture. It is important for you to know whether the type of wood in the furniture is able to overcome the problem of insects that arise or not.
When mold begins to grow on the surface of wooden furniture, the layer of wood underneath tends to rot. Even if you can remove the mold once it appears, it often leaves a stain and can come back when conditions allow. When you choose teak, the chances of mold growth and termite emergence are minimal.
