Teak Timber

Edged teak board is a valuable timber used in finishing works, the production of premium flooring, and exclusive designer furniture. This exotic species boasts excellent performance characteristics. Teak solid wood is sufficiently hard, processes without issues, and possesses a rich colour palette.

Teak edged board 32/52 mm, extra, 8-10%

  • Wood species: Teak
  • Thickness: 32 mm, 52 mm
  • Grade: Extra
On request
Type
Edged
Moisture content
8-10%
Width
20+ cm
Length
1–4.5 m

Dry Teak Board: Grades, Sizes and Features

Edged teak timber is a premium sawn wood product. We offer high-quality kiln-dried (KD) teak boards with the following specifications:

  • Moisture content: 8-10%
  • Thickness: 32 mm, 52 mm
  • Length: 1-4.5 m
  • Width: from 20 cm
  • Grade: 1, Extra

Please contact our sales managers to have boards selected for you remotely. Following approval from the customer, rough (cross-cutting/transport) sawing is available for boards purchased at our facility. This service is subject to an additional charge. This premium sawn timber is extensively used in high-end joinery, the manufacturing of luxury flooring, and bespoke designer furniture. This exotic hardwood species features exceptional performance characteristics. Solid teak is highly durable, stable, easy to machine, and possesses a rich colour palette.

Teak Board: Availability in Stock

Thanks to our warehouse programme, you can choose quality timber from stock without waiting for supplies. We supply teak timber to order.

Edged teak board is timber with no bark on the side edges. The sawn product is ready for further processing and is convenient for transport and storage. This material is suitable for the production of both interior and exterior items.

Due to its decorative qualities, teak solid wood is chosen for projects of various styles. These range from Classicism and Baroque to Neoclassical and Art styles.

Key Advantages of Teak Board:

  1. Water Resistance. Teak timber is saturated with natural essential oils and rubber. The solid wood literally repels water.
  2. Stability. Teak has one of the lowest shrinkage coefficients among all species. After kiln drying, the board retains its shape even during sharp temperature and humidity fluctuations.
  3. Biological Inertness. Thanks to its tectol content (a natural antiseptic), teak is resistant to termites, woodworms, and mould. It is the only wood that does not rot upon contact with metal (nails in teak do not rust).
  4. Aesthetic Ageing. Fresh teak has a golden-brown colour. If oil is not used, the solid wood will develop a patina outdoors over time. This does not affect strength but adds vintage charm.
  5. Safety. Even wet teak board does not become slippery due to its coarse texture.

Where is Edged Teak Board Used?

Due to its significant cost, this material is applied where uncompromising quality and endurance in aggressive conditions are required:

  • Shipbuilding. Decking, gunwales, and interior cabin finishes are created from this timber. Teak is the global standard for elite yachts.
  • Terraces and Pool Areas. The optimal material for decking. The board does not rot from water splashes, feels pleasant to walk on barefoot, and does not overheat in the sun like composite materials.
  • Bathrooms and SPAs. Solid wood is used to make shower floors, countertops for sinks, and wall cladding in wet zones.
  • Outdoor Furniture. Teak tables and chairs can remain in the garden all year round, exposed to rain and snow without cover.
  • Elite Parquet. Teak flooring is chosen for interiors where status and a golden colour scheme are important.
  • Cladding and Wall Panels. Due to its rich colour palette and textured surface, teak solid wood is used for wall decoration. Wall borders, cladding, and decorative interior panels are produced from the timber. The latter helps to create a feature wall.
  • Stairs. This durable material is suitable for the production of internal stairs in townhouses, chalets, and country houses. Steps, stringers, balusters, handrails, and balustrades are made from the wood.
  • Partitions. Edged boards are used to erect inter-room walls, partitions, screens, louvre dividers, and other non-capital structures to define functional zones in a room.
  • Household Items. Craftsmen make phone and tablet holders, storage boxes, organisers for jewellery, cosmetics, stationery, kitchen utensils, toys, and puzzles from this exotic solid wood.
  • Home Decor. Exclusive timber is excellent for decorative items. Statuettes, vases for dried flowers, frames for paintings and mirrors, and wall maps of the world are created from teak.

This weather-resistant and wear-resistant wood serves as the perfect foundation for demanding interior and exterior projects.

Grades of Edged Teak Board

Since teak is an elite exotic timber, even lower grades of the solid wood significantly surpass the higher grades of common species in quality. Sorting is based primarily on visual characteristics (colour, texture) rather than structural features.

Grade Characteristics Features Usage
Extra Reference timber for the most expensive projects. Board with a uniform golden-honey colour. Texture is predominantly radial (straight longitudinal lines of growth rings). Complete absence of knots, sapwood (light strips), and any defects. Decks of elite yachts, furniture facades, premium class wall panels.
Grade 1 High-quality material retaining all physical properties of teak but with a more “lively” pattern. Tangential cut is allowed (crown or wave patterns). Colour may be less uniform, with natural transitions from light to dark. Occasional healthy light knots (up to 10-15 mm) and a minimal amount of sapwood (only on the reverse side of the board) are allowed. Garden furniture, decking, bathroom flooring, solid wood flooring.
Grade 2 Material for design solutions where contrast and naturalness are valued. The dark heartwood alternates with light, almost white sapwood, creating a unique pattern. Sapwood on the face side, healthy knots of larger diameter, and minor micro-cracks that do not affect integrity are allowed. Decorative interior elements, industrial parquet, short furniture blanks, landscape design construction elements.

Important: Regardless of grade, teak remains one of the most durable materials in the world. Teak timber of Grade 2 will outlast Grade 1 oak or larch outdoors.

Why Buy Teak Board from WoodWay Expert?

The WoodWay Expert group of companies has been operating in the Ukrainian market since 1996. During this time, our team has helped select materials for hundreds of projects of varying complexity.

Mutually beneficial cooperation, professionalism, and interest are important to us. We offer clients:

  1. Stock Availability. Teak board is presented at our warehouse in Kyiv. Visit our warehouse shop and select the timber yourself from stock.
  2. Sale from 1 Piece. We cooperate with carpenters, interior designers, construction companies, furniture factories, and craft workshops. We understand that every customer needs different amounts of material, so you can buy boards individually or wholesale.
  3. Professional Consultation. You can select teak boards at the warehouse or remotely. Provide the manager with a technical specification, and you will be sent photos, videos, and specifications of suitable timber. After agreement, our specialist will process the order.
  4. Special Offers. A loyalty programme exists for regular wholesale customers. We prepare personal offers for every order. Discounts are influenced by the type of timber product and batch volume.
  5. Delivery across Ukraine and Collection. You have the option to collect edged teak boards from the warehouse yourself. For other cities in Ukraine, we dispatch via transport companies.
  6. Convenient Payment. We offer a choice of payment methods: cash (receipt) or non-cash (Sole Trader or LLC with VAT) settlement. Important: timber is dispatched after 100% payment.
  7. Production Services. We provide a range of additional services for materials purchased in our shop. Rough cutting of teak boards is possible, as well as cutting map compilation, board veneering, and edge banding.

We set ourselves the task of ensuring manufacturers of doors, furniture, flooring, and interior decor have quick access to quality timber materials.

How Many Cubic Metres in a Teak Board?

Timber is measured in cubic metres, and the price of materials in the catalogue is indicated per cubic metre. How do you find out how many cubic metres are in one board?

The volume of timber products is calculated individually. The following formula is used for calculations: V = a × b × c, where a is length, b is width, c is thickness.

Let us calculate the cubic volume of a teak board 3 m long, 32 cm wide, and 40 mm thick. We convert the indicators to metres, substitute them into the formula, and find the board volume: 3 × 0.32 × 0.04 = 0.038 m³.

The cubic volume of boards of other sizes is determined similarly.

How to Calculate the Price of a Teak Board?

The cost of timber is influenced by grade and dimensions. The price in the price list and catalogue is indicated for 1 m³. How do you find out the price of 1 board?

You need to use the formula: Price per cube × (a × b × c). That is, multiply the cost of a cubic metre by the volume of the specific board.

Let us find out the price of Grade 1 and Extra (highest) grade teak boards.

Option 1. Edged board of Extra grade, length 2.8 m, width 27 cm (0.27 m), thickness 35 mm (0.035 m), price per cubic metre — €11,999. Using the formula above: 11999 × (2.8 × 0.27 × 0.035) = €311.97.

Option 2. Edged board of Grade 1, length 3.1 m, width 28 cm (0.28 m), thickness 45 mm (0.045 m), price per m³ — €9,999. Using the same principle: 9999 × (3.1 × 0.28 × 0.045) = €389.96.

How Many Teak Boards in a Cubic Metre?

How much is 1 cube? To determine the number of boards that fit into a cubic metre, use the formula: N = 1 ÷ (a × b × c). This divides 1 by the board’s cubic volume.

For clarity, let us calculate the number of boards in a cube. As an example, we will take timber 3.2 m long, 27 cm wide (0.27 m), and 50 mm thick (0.05 m).

Performing the calculation: 1 ÷ (3.2 × 0.27 × 0.05) = 23.3. Therefore, 23 such boards will fit in a cubic metre.

Teak Timber: Characteristics

Teak (Tectona grandis) is a deciduous tree common in the monsoon forests of Southeast and South Asia. This valuable timber is distinguished by its strength, resistance to nature’s whims, and aesthetic appearance. Teak solid wood is used in shipbuilding, the furniture industry, and construction.

Colour of teak timber: Golden-brown, dark brown; dark streaks are encountered. Texture: Dense (about 650-700 kg/m³) and uniform; there is a moderate lustre, and the grain pattern is pronounced.

Teak hardness on the Brinell scale is 3.5. The solid wood is resistant to loads and maintains a stable shape. Well-sharpened tools are used for working with the species.

Teak timber is easily processed: it can be sawn, milled, polished, stained, and varnished. Additional surface preparation is required before gluing and painting.

Due to the content of natural oils, teak is slightly oily, which can complicate the processing procedure. On the other hand, it is precisely thanks to these oils that the species is resistant to high humidity, mould, and insects. The material is suitable not only for internal but also for external use.

Most teak timber presented on the global market is grown on plantations in Indonesia and Myanmar (Burma). Solid wood from these countries undergoes control, so Burmese teak is considered of maximum quality.

Consumption of commercial timber is growing, so the valuable species is also grown on plantations in the tropics of South America. Additionally, trade names such as African teak, Rhodesian teak, and Brazilian teak can be found on the market. These varieties are similar to Burmese teak but belong to different botanical families.

How and Where to Buy Teak Board in Kyiv and Ukraine?

Over three decades of working with timber have given us practical experience in selecting materials for projects of varying complexity. That is why you can purchase teak board from us in the most convenient format.

  1. Selection at the Warehouse. By visiting our warehouse in Kyiv, clients have the opportunity to assess teak boards live (colour, texture) and select the required grade. The warehouse location is 7d Zdolbunivska St, with entry from 17e Dniprovska Embankment.
  2. Remote Selection. If necessary, an order can be placed remotely. By contacting a manager at +380 (67) 180-38-13 (Calls, Viber, Telegram), you will receive assistance in choosing dry teak board, a per-piece cost calculation, and recommendations regarding the optimal grade.
  3. Purchase via Website. To order in the online shop, simply add the chosen items to the basket. Before dispatch, we send real photographs of the exact boards being prepared for shipment so you can see the material in advance.

Logistics for orders throughout the country are ensured by reliable transport companies.

Please note: Dispatch of timber to carriers is performed exclusively after receipt of 100% prepayment for the order.

How and Where to Buy Teak Board in Kyiv and Ukraine?

Over three decades of working with timber have given us practical experience in selecting materials for projects of varying complexity. That is why you can purchase teak board from us in the most convenient format.

  1. Selection at the Warehouse. By visiting our warehouse in Kyiv, clients have the opportunity to assess teak boards live (colour, texture) and select the required grade. The warehouse location is 7d Zdolbunivska St, with entry from 17e Dniprovska Embankment.
  2. Remote Selection. If necessary, an order can be placed remotely. By contacting a manager at +380 (67) 180-38-13 (Calls, Viber, Telegram), you will receive assistance in choosing dry teak board, a per-piece cost calculation, and recommendations regarding the optimal grade.
  3. Purchase via Website. To order in the online shop, simply add the chosen items to the basket. Before dispatch, we send real photographs of the exact boards being prepared for shipment so you can see the material in advance.

 

Logistics for orders throughout the country are ensured by reliable transport companies.

Please note: Dispatch of timber to carriers is performed exclusively after receipt of 100% prepayment for the order.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Why is teak considered the most expensive and optimal timber for outdoors?

Teak is unique in its chemical composition. The solid wood contains a large amount of rubber and natural oils, as well as the substance tectol. This makes the timber hydrophobic: it repels water, does not rot even in seawater, and is not afraid of insects. It is the only material that can stand in the open air for decades without any chemical treatment.

What is the humidity of the teak board?

We sell kiln-dried board with a humidity of 8-10% (±2%). For teak, such indicators are critically important: although it is a stable species, proper drying guarantees that the expensive material will retain a stable shape.

What advantages does kiln drying offer for teak timber?

Besides the standard relief of timber stress, kiln drying performs the important function of fixing oils inside the pores. Dry teak has one of the lowest shrinkage coefficients in the world. The board is ready for joinery processing after drying in the chamber.

Will teak board withstand the Ukrainian winter (frost and snow)?

Yes, teak withstands freeze-thaw cycles excellently. Thanks to the oily structure, water does not penetrate deep into the pores, so when freezing, ice does not rupture the fibres from the inside as happens with other species. Teak furniture can winter outdoors (although it is better to cover furniture to preserve its appearance).

Why might teak change colour to grey?

Under the influence of ultraviolet light, golden-brown teak eventually becomes covered with a silver-grey patina. This is not a sign of deterioration or rot. It is a natural protective layer of oxidised timber.

How to glue teak if it is so oily?

High oil content can prevent glue adhesion. Before gluing, it is recommended to degrease the surfaces (wipe with acetone or solvent) to remove the surface film. Use special polyurethane glues (PUR) or epoxy resins designed for exotic species.

How does Burmese teak differ from plantation teak?

Burmese teak is wild timber from old-growth trees; it is darker, denser, and more oily. Plantation teak (which now forms the basis of the legal market) is grown specifically for felling. It is slightly lighter and has a more variegated texture but retains all the technical properties of teak.

Can teak be used for flooring in a bathroom?

It is the best material for bathrooms. Teak is warm to the touch (unlike tiles), non-slip even when wet, and is not afraid of steam or direct contact with water. The timber is used for manufacturing wooden sinks and bathtubs.
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