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Teak wooden table tops

For furniture and boat building: Solid teak in individual cuts and with optional edge processing.

18-20mm thickness

Our thinnest wooden panels with a thickness of 18mm are particularly suitable as shelves and for furniture construction.

30mm strength

The medium thickness of our wooden panels fit perfectly as a table top. But of course much more can come of it.

40mm strength

Our strongest wooden panels are particularly robust and impress as worktops in the kitchen as well as table tops.

Sustainable wooden panels made from certified teak

Our teak panels are manufactured in a certified craft workshop in Vietnam. The teak wood used comes from sustainably managed forests and bears the FSC® 100% certificate for particularly sustainable and responsible forest management.

teak tree
Teak bathroom shelf

Wood panels for furniture construction

Our wooden panels are ideal for furniture construction. Regardless of whether you want to build shelves, cupboard doors or kitchen units: you will find the right material made of teak or mahogany with us. The 18mm thick wooden panels made of teak or mahogany are usually used for shelves and cupboard doors. Corpuses and shelves can be built very well from the stronger variants with a thickness of 40mm. If you wish, we can supply you with the panels already cut to length and width for your project.

Teak kitchen worktops

The 40mm thick wooden panels are usually used as worktops for the kitchen. Due to their high natural durability, these teak panels are particularly suitable for use as kitchen panels. With the right care oil, the work surface can be freshened up again and again and scratches reduced.

Kitchen board made of 18mm teak board
Seat platform at the pool made of 40mm thick teak panels, finger-jointed

Teak panels outside

Teak is the most popular wood for outdoor use. It has proven itself over many decades on boats and yachts and is now being used more and more often as a material for furniture in the garden. However, the special properties of the material that can occur under weathering, such as graying or surface cracks, always has to be considered.

Continuous or finger-jointed, wooden panel

With us you will find wooden panels with continuous slats or finger-jointed. Finger-jointed means that the panels are made up of several wooden slats lengthwise and widthwise. In the case of continuous slats, the wooden slats are only connected widthwise and in one piece lengthwise. The finger-jointed version is usually a little cheaper.

Balcony table 18mm teak finger-jointed

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Solid wood panels made of teak, oak, or beech are particularly suitable for furniture construction. These wood types are stable, durable, and offer a high-quality appearance.

18 mm: Ideal for cabinet backs, shelves or light furniture.
30 mm: Perfect for tabletops or work surfaces.
40 mm: Suitable for solid furniture such as dining tables or worktops that require high stability.

Step 1: Mark the cutting line with a pencil and ruler.
Step 2: Use a circular saw or jigsaw with a fine wood saw blade.
Step 3: Sand the cut edges with sandpaper to smooth them.

Teak and Cumaru are particularly durable. These woods are resistant to moisture, pests, and warping.

Clean the surface regularly with a damp cloth.
Apply wood care oil or wax to protect the surface.
Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent cracking or deformation.

Only D4 adhesive is used for the glued products. This adhesive is suitable for decades of high humidity, formaldehyde-free, food-safe, and waterproof.

The wooden panels of our customers

Teak top as a bathroom shelf

"We installed the teak panels with continuous slats in 40mm thickness in various places in our bathroom: as a shelf, cupboard door, washbasin. A very beautiful material that sets an exciting accent."

Tom Huber

Teak top as a vanity

"We made our vanity unit from a teak board with a tree edge. The floor in the bathroom is made of teak parquet and the cupboard doors are made from 18mm thick boards. It's great that there is a wood that can easily withstand the moisture in the bathroom."

Ulrike Matthiesen

Teak top as a dining table

"Our dining table consists of a finger-jointed teak top that rests unscrewed on a black Eiermann table frame. Due to the heavy weight of the top, this is a stable construction and looks great."

Christian Jaeger

Our wooden panels

Finger-jointed teak board 30mm

Cutting with edge processing | FSC 100%

from 355,00 

excl. Shipping

Furniture board teak continuous 30mm

10 to 100 cm long | FSC 100%

from 15,00 

excl. Shipping

Furniture board teak continuous 18mm

10 to 100 cm long | FSC 100%

from 15,00 

excl. Shipping

Finger-jointed teak board 30mm

Cutting | FSC 100%

325,00  per m²

excl. Shipping

Teak wood panel 30mm throughout

Cutting with edge processing | FSC 100%

from 425,00  per m²

excl. Shipping