All our wood materials used are grown on plantations which are supervised and maintained from the Indonesian forest department and the organization for plantations, "PERHUTANI", which has also FSC (Forest Steward Consulship) certification for some of its plantations and is increasingly getting more plantations certificated.

Teakwood Outdoor Furniture
Our outdoor teakwood furniture can be chosen In 2 different wood quality grades.

We have grade A teakwood with its well known characteristic's of golden brown colour, free of knots, sapwood or any wood mistakes. Only the best wood components, well selected and colour-matched, are used for our grade A quality standard.

The second grade we have we call "Colour Treated Teak". For that quality we use rest wood, knots, sapwood and tiger wood, but all the fittings and constructions are the same as with the A grade quality. A specific developed finishing process changes the colour as deep as 3 mm from an white/yellow/brown wild mixture of contrasts to a handsome well balanced teak look. During the finishing process we increase also the durability of the treated furniture. The benefit of it: Getting much lower priced teakwood furniture.

Both quality grades come with stainless steel fittings. On request we can do printing of your company logo on the packaging and also a stainless steel logo on the furniture itself. For all outdoor furnitures we have a selection of different fabrics which are waterproof and UV resistant. On request we can deliver also fire retarding fabrics and foam for the filling.

Synthetic Rattan Outdoor Furniture
Synthetic rattan or artificial rattan is high density poly ethylene (HDPE), non-toxic and 100% synthetic vinyl based.
 

Mechanical Properties

Physical Properties

All our synthetic rattan furnitures come with aluminum frames, which get epoxy coated before we start with the weaving process. On request we can do most of the designs also with wooden or stainless steel frames.

Indoor Furniture
We produce our indoor furniture from the following wood species:
 

Common Teak (bot. Tectona Grandis (Verbenaceae), Indonesian Jati) * Color: Golden brown, with sometimes black oil lines; good color match; when exposed graying with time * Hardwood; very good durability; Its richness on natural oils makes it perfect for outdoor furniture; teak is easy to work with and suitable for any kind of outdoor or indoor furniture as well as for flooring
Mahogany (bot. Swietenia Mahagoni, Ind. Mahoni) * Colour: Reddish brown; darkens with time to a deep red-brown, almost burgundy, colour * Medium hard; very suitable for all kinds of Indoor furniture, easy to work with, good stability
Rain Tree (bot. Enterolobium Saman (Pithecolobium Saman Benth), Ind. Mungkur) * Colour: Greenish brown till black; very strong color variation in single blanks * Hardwood with medium durability, suitable for indoor furniture; strong twisting makes it difficult to work - it has to be processed skilfully
Chinaberry Tree (bot. Melia Azedarach L, Ind. Mindi) * Colour: White, sometimes with a small touch of red or light brown; getting yellowish/brown with time * Fast growing tree; medium hard wood; wide pores and strong wood grain contrast; suitable for indoor furniture, sometimes used as ash substitute
Red Meranti (bot. Shorea Singkawang (Dipterocarpaceae), Ind. Meranti Merah) * Colour: Light/dark red; getting brown with time * Good durability, but cracks in hairlines when used in big components; suitable for windows and doors, good stability, good to work with
Pine/Sumatra Pine (bot. Pinus Merkusii (Pinaceae), Ind. Pinus/Pinus Sumatra) * Colour: Yellowish/light brown w/dark brown knots * Soft/medium hard; low durability; not suitable for outdoor furniture but well known and used for rustic-traditional central European farm house furniture; good stability; easy to work with but needs attention and care in the finishing process because of its natural resin contents
East Indian Rosewood (bot. Dalbergia Latifolia, Ind. Sonokeling) * Colour: Black w/big color spectrum into lighter colours such as purple, red, yellow and white; those variations appear between dip black age rings; sap wood is white and not usable * Hardwood; quite difficult to work with, but good polishable; tendence of twisting or cracking in bigger components; needs good care in drying process; suitable for indoor furniture; good durability
Dacrydium (bot. Dacrydium junghuhnii Miq (Podocarpus spp), Ind. Melur) * Colour: Yellowish/light brown w/darker brown short lines; darkens with time * Good stability; usable for indoor furniture; good ability in finishings