Teak is a natural, living material. Outdoors, it will gradually develop a soft silver-gray patina. Color shifts, small cracks, and natural oils may appear over time — all normal signs of aging that do not affect the wood’s strength or durability.

Reclaimed teak carries its own history. Expect unique variations such as grain differences, tonal changes, and occasional nail holes. These details are hallmarks of authentic, sustainable wood.

Cleaning: Wash occasionally with mild soap and water using a soft brush or cloth. Rinse well and allow to fully dry.

Protective Finish: This piece has a water-based coating to help slow weathering, but teak will naturally evolve outdoors.

Optional Maintenance: To maintain the original golden tone, apply a teak sealer once or twice a year. Otherwise, allow it to patina naturally.

Seasonal Care: Cover or store during long periods of heavy rain or freezing weather. Make sure cushions or textiles are dry before covering.

Avoid Harsh Cleaners: Do not use pressure washers, bleach, or abrasive chemicals.