EUROTEAK

Luxury, experience, savoir fair. For Euroteak these characteristics meet in the only natural element that has always represented the heart of its production: teak wood. From 1992 Euroteak specializes in the import of Burma Teak Tectona Grandis, the finest variety of teak wood – as well as one of the best in the world for the abundant presence of oil and the blond color – for the use in the yachting sector. The incredible beauty of Euroteak wood, given by its colour, combined with its characteristics of extremely high resistence and impermeability, make it the ideal choice for quality floors and furnishing intended for the luxury and nautical sector, wich has always been among the most demanding and rigorous in the selection of materials.

Strengths EuroTeak

From the late 90s Euroteak is partner of major international companies, accredited to the MTE (Myanmar Teak Enterprise), sole interlocutor for the Burmese Teak and "auditor" of the government’s auctions, the only possible source of supply for the Myanmar’s logs. Since 1997, thanks to the positive response of the market, euroteak has opened its production site in italy, to pay more and more attention to the needs of its selected customers, exporting the same approach also to the foreign headquarters, with the aim of containing prices while mantaining a very high a very high level of own quality standards. the availability of of custom-made products, made to measure for the customer even outside the nautical area, is a further step of the company towards an ever wider production, since Euroteak wood is suitable for furnishing the most sought-after spaces, from very high standards: not only indoor floors, but also outdoor surfaces in domestic or contract locations, such as swimming pools and roof gardens. This vow for excellence today finds expression in a novelty, namely Euroteak's entry into the world of interior design with a furniture collection consisting of 6 unique pieces: the tables made of Teak Bruma and Indian acacia trunk, such as Nude and Cloud; the seats, such as the Fly and Quentin models; and kitchen accessories such as the Dom chopping board.