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Considering the features and properties of the wood, there are lots of strong reasons to buy furniture items made from teakwood.

• Style: Every teakwood furniture item looks stylish. The visual appeal is unmatched and unique, which is mainly because of the uniform pattern of the grains in it.
• Value: teakwood ages naturally over time and becomes more attractive with its natural golden-brown colour becoming more vibrant. This adds more value and visual appeal to the product. 
• Touch: teakwood is wonderful to touch, unlike most hardwood types. 
• Versatile: teakwood is the most versatile hardwood. You can make a furniture out of it keeping its natural colour or paint, polish, or varnish it according to your taste and liking. It will look equally attractive.
• Adaptable: Teak wood is an extremely adaptable wood type because it can be used to make a variety of furniture items, such as chairs, dining tables, benches, bed frames, siding, decking, and for other purposes.

Resistance: Resistivity of teakwood to rain, sun, and pests is unmatched. Therefore, it makes a wonderful material to make garden furniture.

Teakwood furniture items offer several advantages despite their high cost.

• Protection: Whether you use it to make your patio or a garden furniture, the natural oils will prevent moisture from penetrating inside and damaging the wood. So, it will offer protection from natural elements.
• Replacement: There is no need to make changes in the exterior décor by replacing the furniture items due to weather changes. Its higher resistivity will withstand any natural conditions.
• Redesigning needs: Using teakwood furniture and even kitchen items like countertops means you do not have to redesign every few years. With a little maintenance, they will look as good as new without depending on whether your design is classic or modern.  

Maintenance: There is no need to spend much time on maintenance of teakwood furniture. All it needs is just wiping the dust and dirt regularly with a soft, lint-free, dry or damp cloth. There is no need to polish it after every few years.

Teakwood is available in different grades, which is determined by the portion of the tree trunk from which the wood is obtained. The central part is best for durability, quality, and oil content. Lower-quality Teak wood is often graded as Grade B and Grade C. 

There are a few specific practices and factors to look for while choosing a teakwood furniture, such as:

• Grade: Always look for products made from A-grade teakwood. This will ensure high quality. Typically, A-grade Teak wood will have long grains in a smooth and straight pattern. The texture will be fine to the touch. 
• Oil content: Typically, the best way to check the concentration of natural oils in the teakwood is to look at the natural grains. A-grade Teak wood will have higher oil content. If you notice interlocking or wany grains in the wood, it is better to avoid them as they will have less oil concentration. If possible, you may also scratch the surface slightly. If you feel it is waxy or oily to touch, go for it. 
• Authenticity: If you are not buying your furniture from reputed and reliable sources like DYZN Furniture, you must additionally focus on the authenticity of the wood. Typically, teakwood is often imitated by cheaper alternatives like acacia and rubberwood. Therefore, make sure you check the origin details or the certification for its authenticity.
• Colour: The natural colour of teakwood is golden-brown. Any other colour that is different from it or looks too dark or too pale is not genuine. Avoid them as they are of lower quality. However, if the teakwood is new, the colour might be a bit light but do not worry as it will achieve its natural dark colour over time.
• Dryness: Check for the dryness of the teakwood, especially if you intend to use it to make outdoor furniture items. Ideally, you must choose wood that is dried in the kiln or furnace. This will ensure proper dryness and will also be more stable, being less prone to shrinking or bending.
• Moisture content: If you have access to a moisture meter, check the moisture content in the wood, especially if you use it for decking or making furniture. Ideally, teakwood has around 10 to 12% moisture content and plays a crucial role in preventing the wood from bending or cracking. If you do not have a moisture meter, ask the seller how the wood is dried. 
• Joint work: If you are buying teakwood furniture especially, check for the joint work. Usually, top-quality teakwood furniture has tenon or mortise joints. These specific types of joints are much stronger than traditional nails or screws used for joining two pieces together. Moreover, furniture pieces with such joints signify good craftsmanship. If you do not know the names or their identities, simply ask the seller about the joint work.