Teak planks are highly stable and resistant to cracks and splinters. Enjoy their durability and safety.
The advantages
✓ our oldest teak
✓ minimized risk of cracks and warping
✓ splinter-free and barefoot-friendly
✓ smooth surface
✓ homogeneous silver plating
✓ well suited for furniture, privacy screens, yacht decks and more
✓ Clover teak wood FSC® 100% certified from sustainable forestry
✓ transparent origin
✓ direct sales
✓ shipped climate-neutrally
No cracks, no splinters, and no warping. Our premium teak decking board offers a smooth surface and exceptional dimensional stability. Even after years, it maintains its impressive quality. The silver color complements modern architecture beautifully. Clover teak planks are not only perfect for luxurious terraces but also suitable for yacht decks, garden furniture, facade cladding, and privacy fences. Our boards are top quality and hand-sorted for durability. Explore endless possibilities with Clover teak.
Thickness: 13mm, 18mm, 19mm, and customized
Width: 30mm, 40mm, 50mm, 95mm, 125mm, and customized
Length: customized range 150mm to 2400mm
Dimensional tolerance: +/- 2mm for length and width
Type of wood: Teak
Forest: FSC certified
Quality: Premium
Sorting: We check every decking board for defects. However, not every irregularity is sorted out. You can find out in detail what you can expect from our hand sorting in our sorting criteria.
Surface: Planed smooth on all sides, sanded on one side
Durability: Class A
Minimum Length: Planks can be up to 1cm longer
Front side: Plank ends are not always cut at right angels
Drying: technically dried
Experience decking of the highest international quality standards, sourced from sustainable forestry. Each decking board undergoes thorough checks based on our sorting criteria before delivery. Discover our criteria and what to expect from our premium decking boards.
Color is not sorted out
odor is not sorted outSome types of wood can develop an odor – especially when it is freshly laid and when it is warm and damp. This is one of the typical properties of wood. Planks are not sorted out because of their smell. The smell usually goes away after a few days or weeks.
No floorboard, no wooden panel and no cutting board is like the other – even if it is made of the same wood. Annual rings differ in color and arrangement. It is not possible to sort according to specific grains.
roughness is not sorted outDecking boards differ in their surface structure. Some planks can be a little rougher or fine wood fibers can stand up after weathering. This roughness is a characteristic of wood and is not sorted out. In the case of boards that are perceived as too rough, we recommend sanding them down with a 120 grit after the first weather exposure.
These are superficial cracks that do not go through the full thickness of the decking. Surface cracks can occur in floorboards after long periods of drought, are among the properties typical of wood and are not sorted out. Decking oil reduces cracking.
Discoloration of stock wood is not sorted out
pollution is not sorted out
Plank Width will be checked
Plank Length will be checkedDecking boards are usually supplied with a slight oversize in length. This means that it is still possible to eliminate transport damage at the end of the plank and still install the plank in the dimensions specified in the catalogue. Planks that do not reach the length of the catalog dimensions are sorted out.
Plank thickness will be checkedThe plank thickness can vary by a tenth of a millimeter due to humidity and temperature changes. If the plank thickness is different due to an error in the planing (as shown), the plank will be sorted out by us.
pinholes will be checked
bigger hole will be checked
planing error will be checkedPlaning defects are indentations or burn marks caused by the planing machine. Planing errors on the A-side of a plank are sorted out. On the B-side they are tolerated.
scratch will be checkedScratches can occur during storage or transport. A deep scratch (as shown) on the A side will be rejected and tolerated on the B side. Slight scratches, which can be removed with a simple abrasion, are tolerated.
sapwood will be checked
final crack will be checkedEnd cracks can occur on the cut edge of the decking boards. Good drying and front edge wax reduce the risk, but cannot completely eliminate it. If the end crack is so deep that the plank can no longer be installed in your catalog dimensions despite the excess length after cutting, it will be sorted out.
Spin-off will be checkedA split is a wedge-shaped splinter that can form on the long edge of a plank. Planks with a split on the A side are sorted out by us. These may occur on the B side as they do not impair the constructive stability of the plank.
knothole will be checkedFirmly grown knots are sorted out neither on the A side nor on the B side. Hollow knots on the A side are discarded. On the B-side they are tolerated if they are not consistent.
Damage to the end of the plank will be checkedFloorboards may show minor damage at the end due to transport or cutting. Therefore, the planks are usually delivered slightly oversized. If the damage is so severe that a correct catalog size can no longer be achieved after cutting, the plank will be sorted out.
Wooden spatula will be checkedslates will be checkedSlate is a wedge-shaped split or peeling off of the decking boards. Slate boards are sorted out by us. However, it cannot be ruled out that the floorboards will slate after installation and for a longer period of time outdoors.
delay will be checkedSolid wood can warp due to changes in temperature and humidity. A vertical distortion (left-right) of the plank of more than approx. 2% is usually sorted out. However, distortion can also occur during transport and can be blocked in most cases. A horizontal warpage (up-down) or less vertical warping is tolerated, since these planks can be straightened and installed without any problems.
