Solid teak, strip by strip
It is built from teak strips joined edge to edge. That is what helps a panel this size stay flat.
61 × 61 cm: a side-table top, a worktop for a base unit or the top of a small island.
It arrives sanded and untreated. Before you use it, give it the finish its destination calls for: oil if you want to see the wood, varnish or lacquer if it is going to get wet or live outdoors, stain if you are after a different tone.
Store it flat until you work on it, and do not leave it standing on edge against a wall: it is solid wood and it takes the shape you leave it in.
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It is built from teak strips joined edge to edge. That is what helps a panel this size stay flat.
Cut it to size, sand it, stain it, varnish it or oil it. The finish is your call, and it decides where the panel can end up.
Teak carries its oils in the fibre itself: it is what boat decks are made of. That is why it also works outdoors, as long as you give it a protective finish.
Worktops, desks, shelves, table tops or a hob cover that gives you more worktop, as one customer already does. It is raw material, not a finished product, and that is the whole point.
No small print
| What we compare | ErrekeSolid FSC teak | Pine panelThe one from any DIY store | Melamine-faced chipboardThe one in lots of furniture |
|---|---|---|---|
| The wood | ✓Solid teak with FSC certification | Solid pine, a softwood | ✕Wood particles pressed with resin |
| With moisture | ✓Natural oils in the fibre: copes better with water | Needs good protection | ✕If water gets in, it swells |
| Sanding and finishing | ✓Sand, stain, varnish or oil it | ✓Also | ✕No: melamine can’t be sanded |
| Outdoors | ✓Yes, with a protective finish | With an outdoor treatment | ✕No |
We compare with the most common types of panel, not with any particular brand.

Cast aluminium in the baking tins, olive and teak in the boards, iron and steel in whatever goes on the heat.

From plantations where every tree cut is replanted.

With an average rating of 4.7 out of 5. Thousands of homes already have something from Erreke.



