The Nautical Teak, used on yachts, can be considered the wood par excellence for use in the nautical sector.The mechanical and aesthetic properties of the Nautical Teak they allow you to reach unparalleled levels of elegance and practicality. Suffice it to say that it is, by its nature, particularly resistant to insects, fungi and salt which, in fact, helps to limit the presence of these problems.

The natural oiliness, which is typical of Nautical Teak (much less present or totally absent in the case of different origins), allows minimal expansion when compared to other essences that have been tried as an alternative to Teak. If we also add an exceptional anti-slip property, this explains why it is the main wood in the nautical sector.

We must never forget that we are talking about a natural product and not manufactured in a laboratory.

Exposure to sunlight will incredibly uniform even those light shades that appear just after planing. The possibility of finishes is very wide and its processing is extremely easy and flexible.

These characteristics make the Nautical Teak a one-of-a-kind wood that has no equal. In fact, to date, despite several years of research and development in materials that could replace this material, there is no product that is able to replicate its properties.