Teak wood and furniture are naturally rich in oils that contribute to its water resistance and insect repelling qualities. Restoring these oils can deepen the shine and extend its durability even further.

Long Island Outdoor Furniture Service specializes in the restoration of teak wood furniture. As part of the teak wood restoration process, teak oil is applied in thin, even layers, with dry time allowed between each coat. Oil is continuously applied until the wood stops absorbing it, ensuring that it is fully moisturized. As a result, your teak furniture will now have taken on a deep, rich color of amber or honey, and will have a lustrous glow. Once the furniture has dried completely, we then hand cloth buff each piece to maximize the luster and sheen.

Teak sealer is then applied to help retain the oils within the wood and prevent oil loss through evaporation. Occasional touch ups are done through a simple cleaning and re-oiling in order to maintain teak furniture at its full sheen and luster.