Reclaimed Teak (Jati)
Tectona grandis recovered from old buildings and structures. Our reference material for interior flooring, with raw planks and beams for joinery and architectural details.
Selected for age, density and hardness
All reclaimed teak we supply is selected to ensure sufficient age, density and hardness, verified through physical inspection. Because reclaim in Indonesia often happens at village level, the exact age of the tree at the time of felling cannot be guaranteed; suitability for use is what we verify.
Colour varies naturally from very light yellow to dark brown, with sapwood that may be creamy; about half of a production batch may show visible variation. See the flooring page for the full explanation.
| Property | Value (data sheet) |
|---|---|
| Botanical name | Tectona grandis |
| Specific gravity | 0.67 |
| Monnin hardness | 4.2 |
| Crushing strength | 56 MPa |
| Static bending | 98 MPa |
| Stability | Stable |
Raw planks, beams and finished flooring
| Form | Thickness / section | Width | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raw planks | 6–50 mm | 100–250 mm | 2000 mm |
| Raw beams | 50–300 mm (square or rectangular) | — | up to 8000 mm |
| Sticks | typically under 50 × 50 mm | — | 1000–4000 mm |
Source: Kitaru catalogue. Reclaimed stock varies widely in size, so please ask for current availability and pricing.
Where reclaimed teak comes from
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