thewildernesschilde: Teak Tables

ScanCom is one of the industry’s largest casual furniture manufacturers, offering a full line of outdoor furniture in eucalyptus, teak, wrought iron, recycled plastic, and all-weather wicker, as well as outdoor cushions, umbrellas and more. NorthCape is The low weight of teak is especially important for its use on outdoor furniture. The weight difference between teak and other weatherproof woods, such as ipe, can mean a difference of several pounds on something as small as a dining chair. Although teak is The surrounding Colonial-era buildings have been converted into upscale rooms, each with its own personality—think brightly colored bed linens, hand-carved teak furniture, and artwork by some of the contemporary African artists featured in the museum. Sourced from northern Thailand, teak specimens are infused into bed frames and chairs made of stacked low-rise Thai tables and traditional handcrafted items, including clay and aluminium bowls, bamboo vases and a temple bell. Other design elements Gloster’s Dansk collection includes a chair with marine-grade, leather-look upholstery and Teak Tables, designed by Dane Povl Eskildsen. (www.gloster.com ) After World War II, California designer Walter Lamb was helping salvage sunken Navy warships at Gloster's Dansk collection includes a chair with marine-grade, leather-look upholstery and Teak Tables, designed by Dane Povl His prototypical outdoor furniture collection was put into production by Brown Jordan, the Pasadena-based company that .

Bill Esler, Editorial Director, Woodworking Network Bill is responsible for overall content at WoodworkingNetwork.com, Woodworking Network magazine and related newsletters. Bill also manages event programs for Woodworking Network Live conferences at the When Dabney's not writing around here, she's digging through other people's attics for fun and interesting stuff, or running around with her bloodhound Friday. Originally from the East Coast, she's still shocked to find herself living in Missouri. Other popular, high-end, outdoor furniture is made from teak and outdoor wicker, neither of which require the same degree of refinishing, says John Francan of the Leisure Living Shop in Mount Kisco. Teak is durable and low maintenance. ''All you have to do Each piece is set within an aluminum profile and has flexible usage — from storing wine to serving as a coffee table or TV stand. The recycled teak wood keeps the collection cohesive, while still allowing the owner to shift uses for each piece .