Teak decking elements should be installed on a stable, level surface. Use a suitable substructure that allows for adequate ventilation. Ensure a slight slope (approx. 2%) to ensure water drainage. The elements are attached with spacers and stainless steel screws to ensure long-term stability.

Teak is particularly durable, weather-resistant, and resistant to moisture and pests. Compared to Cumaru and Garapa, teak remains more stable in changing weather conditions and requires less maintenance to maintain its quality.

Clean the elements regularly with a mild wood cleaner. To preserve the natural color, apply a special teak oil. This should be done at least once a year, preferably after cleaning and in dry weather.

Yes, the teak terrace elements from Betterwood come from sustainable forestry and are FSC-certified. This guarantees that the wood was produced in an environmentally friendly and socially responsible manner.

For solid surfaces like concrete, an aluminum substructure is suitable because it is durable and weather-resistant. On soft surfaces like earth or gravel, a hardwood substructure can be used, which is stable and load-bearing.