Teak Dining Furniture

We are indonesian based wholesale furniture company of antique reproduction furniture, antique reproductions, chippendale furniture, bedroom furnitures, dining room furnitue. Our best selling furnitur consists of home furnishings, french furniture, classic furniture, teak indoor indonesia furniture, bars. Currenly, we are looking for worldwide buyer. where i can get them?

Check foreign embassies or you can send an email to sell@epog.org for free information on buyers and importers for your product.

2008-07-30 21:24:16 by Roni

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We need a new dining table and chairs for the garden. We can't afford teak but there appears to be a wide selection of products in either acacia wood or eucalyptus wood. Which of these two woods is the best choice and why? Of course if anyone knows a place to buy low cost teak furniture then please let us know. Thanks

I'm just a poor good ole boy, but if you can afford to buy any wood furniture for outside, especially a dining table and chairs, I'd say you could afford the teak.

2007-06-04 03:31:08 by ach

Price: $500.00 $359.99

Tabletop measures 82-1/2 by 35-1/2 inches when fully extended
Easy assembly required; all hardware included; Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
Without extension leaves, measures 63-3/4 inches long by 35-1/2 inches wide by 29-1/2 inches high; weighs 66.2 pounds

I live in Australia and have just purchased a dining suite made from solid recycled rimu timber. It is stained in a light teak? color. The table top and chairs are a little dull and I want to bring back a bit of life. Does anyone know of a non residue polish/wax or similar that will do the trick? Thanks.

One coat of polyurethane would give you a nice shine and some protection from stains. More coats could leave a high gloss shine.

I'm not sure if it's available in Australia, but Murphy's oil soap cleans wood furniture beautifully and leaves a nice shine and fragrance.

2009-03-10 23:49:45 by Moshe K

Price: $400.00 $249.99

Made of durable, lightweight, rust-resistant cast aluminum; easy assembly
Table measures 47-1/2 inches in diameter by 28-1/2 inches high; weighs 48-1/2 pounds
All-weather, round dining table with 2-inch umbrella hole in the center

Hello

I have a 1959 G-Plan dining room set that has some wear as you might expect of something of that age, mainly around the chair legs and on the backrests.

I think that using a coloured furniture wax will improve the look of this wear. On looking at products available on the internet, I am confused about what to use and what will be best (bearing in mind I don't want to spend over about £25 in total as I plan to sell the set - I would love to keep them but I do not have the room).

Can anyone tell me which types of wax are best? The chair legs are black and the chair backs are teak so I will need at least two different colours. The set is exactly like this set on eBay (apart from mine have the original upholstery):

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V …

If anyone can give me advice on the best products to use, that would be a great help - there is so much available I have no idea where to start!

Many thanks.

Lots of choice on the link below:

2010-12-14 06:18:03 by SOPHIE H

I've just moved into a new rented apartment and like it very much. Before we moved in, the landlord has spent a lot of money renovated the dining room and spent a lot of time on the wooden paneling. This paneling is not to my taste at all, in the rest of the house it is painted white which looks light and airy, but in this room it is a dark teak color. I want to make this room an office so I can work at home and want to soon buy some furniture. However, I am at a loss at how to decorate this room. Should I go for an Old-English style drawing room look complete with leather chesterfield sofa or would it look to good to contrast the old paneling with contemporary furniture which is more to my taste. I'm not an interior designer so don't have the vision. What do you reckon?

You're smart to appreciate your landlords hard work.
I know your situation, I lived in apartment with dark panaling, but they let me paint it.
Don't worry about matching your furniture to it.
It's there to complement the apartment, thats it.
It should also complement your furniture, not your furniture complement the wall.
You say you like contemporary furniture, and you want to brighten up the place. Buy furniture to do that. You won't get any work done in an office you're not comfortable in.
Get furniture you like. Sounds like you have pretty good taste, you'll make it work.

2007-05-05 20:46:42 by Emmel