A sample of a really nice range of Teak furniture is shown above. It uses a top quality Teak combined with pure anodised aluminium frames. There is a lot of aluminium around these days, and it is often an aluminium of dubious quality with a really thin wall-thickness, and powdercoated to look pretty good in the showroom. Once the powdercoating gets scratched, the atmosphere gets in and the oxidising process begins, pushing the powdercoat off.
This range uses a pure aluminium treated with an excellent anodising process. Anodising becomes part of the aluminium surface and is almost self-healing with light abrasions. It’s longer-lasting in corrosive conditions, and even better than most of the stainless steel being used in a lot of furniture.
The settting shown has an extendable table and folding chairs.