We have visited Thailand many times and brought back to Australia many pieces of furniture which we have continued to enjoy. Our partner in Thailand has been in operation for many years exporting to Europe on a small scale, Thailand remains their core market. All the teak used in the production of the furniture is sourced from developing areas of Asia. Areas which have been chosen for major development and have a great surplus of old doors, floorboards, gateposts and bridges. Our partner pays a very fair price for the reclaimed teak and only uses reclaimed teak that they have sourced themselves.

They have skilled craftsmen (they don't employ children ) who each have their own particular style and method, so each piece is original. If you are visiting Thailand you can visit our parent company factory to view furniture being made.

About Teak

Solid teak is very durable; all the decks on the titanic were made from teak due to its resilience natural oils, strength and beauty. The majority of the park benches still in use in the UK were made from old teak recycled from ocean going ships that were being dismantled.

We don't use sapwood or any kind of veneer; many imitations which are cheaper will usually dry out, split and warp within a couple of years.