Teak Flooring
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Are you considering teak flooring for your home? This very dense and durable exotic woodis water and insect resistant, making it an ideal flooring material for kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor decks. The same resins which act as natural protection and repellent also give teak its distinctive shine and finish.
Long-lasting
As one of the densest woods, teak is well-equippedto withstand the test of time and the heavy use of children and pets. It is highly resistant to scratches, chipping, dents, splintering, and animal claw marks.
Water and insect resistant
The natural resins in teak flooring make it water-resistant, and so it is an obvious choice for saunas, bathrooms, kitchens, and boats. Teak’s oils also protect it from insects, so you don’t need to worry about termites or other insects destroying your teak wood.
A natural luster
Because teak retains its natural oils, you can save money by leaving it untreated and letting it age naturally.Additionally, teak doesn’t splinter, so you can skip the sanding as well as the finish or varnish.
Sustainable teak
A deciduous tree native to Southeast Asia, teak is now commercially farmed throughout the tropics. We provide sustainably farmed and reclaimed teak flooring products which are certified by the Forestry Stewardship Counsel (FSC).
Looking after your teak
Teak loses its oils and needs to be re-oiled every two to three years to maintain its shine and color, as well as its resistance to water and insects.
Choosing A & N Flooring
The dedicated crew at A & N Flooring has been servicing clients from across New York for more than three decades. Today, we have hundreds of satisfied customers from all boroughs and community sectors who testify to our consistently excellent service.
Please contact us to book a free consultation to discuss your teak flooring project.
