Jati (Teak) Wood
The Gold Standard of Weather-Resistant Elegance
Jati, celebrated for its golden hues, natural oils, and remarkable stability, has long been a symbol of enduring beauty across Southeast Asia.
Its refined grain, weather-resistant character, and timeless warmth make it a preferred choice for premium interiors and sheltered semi-outdoor spaces.
Jati (Teak): The Gold Standard of Weather-Resistant Beauty
History & Background:
Scientific Name:
Teak / Jati (Tectona grandis)
For centuries, Jati (Tectona grandis) has been celebrated throughout Southeast Asia as the benchmark for durability, stability, and timeless warmth.From traditional boats, temples, and palace structures to modern semi-outdoor furniture, teak remains the region’s most iconic all-weather hardwood.In Northern Malaysia, reclaimed Jati provides a sustainable source of high-quality slabs—rare, limited, and highly prized, especially in full-width boards.
Material Characteristics & Value:
Density & Stability:
With an air-dry density of 630–690 kg/m³, Jati offers reliable structural strength and excellent dimensional stability. Its natural oils and fine grain help resist moisture changes, making it suitable for long-term use with minimal movement.
Jati features warm golden-brown tones that gradually mature into rich honey and deep amber hues over time.
Its predominantly straight grain, accented by subtle ribbon patterns, creates a calm, balanced flow that feels natural, refined, and quietly luxurious in any crafted piece.
The Unique Colors and Flow of Jati (Teak)
""The moisture content of wood is key to its durability. We strictly control it within the range of 10%-15%.""
Brand’s Rigorous Selection Standards
"Each piece undergoes standardized drying and quality checks, reducing risks of warping and cracking."
- Best suited for indoor or sheltered semi-outdoor spaces; its darker tone performs best when protected from long-term direct weather exposure.
Teak / Jat – Key Notes
- Ensure slabs are well dried and avoid overly thin cuts to minimize checking, warping, or internal stress movement.
