Medicis France, Spécialiste du mobilier de jardin depuis 1992

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Teak

The timeless beauty of teak

The timeless beauty of teak :

Discover the Teak Collection

Teak has been part of the Médicis DNA since 1992. We make our products from 100% natural raw teak, without any products or treatments, which allows them to age and take on an attractive grey tint that requires no maintenance.

The history of teak

Teak (tectona grandis) is native to continental Asia, imported by Buddhist monks around the year 200. Teak is a rot-proof tropical wood renowned for its elegance, quality, natural beauty and resistance to insects, disease and the elements.

We offer products with polyester cushions as well as a luxury version with acrylic cushions made entirely in France.

Don't bring your cushions inside! The foam and wadding are French and covered with a Sunbrella® acrylic fabric woven in France.

The cushions are made to order in a French workshop, without horizontal seams, which prevents water from seeping through the seams. In addition, they offer fantastic protection against fading, mould and the elements. The fabrics of the cushions are water-repellent and stain-resistant. Water splashes are no longer a problem.

Teak sunbed

Discover the ultimate in comfort and refinement with our exclusive collection of teak pool beds. Made from top-quality teak, these beds are the perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics (luxury version available).

América

Ref. MU-017D

Page 14 in the catalog
California

Ref. MU-016

Page 16 in the catalog
Bali

Ref. MU-018D

Page 15 in the catalog
Transatlantique

Ref. MU-002

Page 20 in the catalog
Nasayah

Ref. MU-015

Page in the catalog

Teak tables, chairs and armchairs

Whether you're enjoying a meal with the family, relaxing with a book or simply taking in the beauty of nature, our teak tables, chairs and armchairs are the perfect choice for your garden, terrace or patio.

Pliantes

Ref. -

Page 33 in the catalog
Angoula

Ref. MU-550

Page 29 in the catalog
Nidilys

Ref. MU-264

Page 26 in the catalog
Magnolia

Ref. MU-400

Page 27 in the catalog
Minao

Ref. MU-104

Page 22 in the catalog

Lounge area

Discover our exclusive range of teak lounges, designed to create elegant and comfortable relaxation areas in your garden or on your terrace.

Ensemble Kassi

Ref. MU-611 & MU-612

Page 12 in the catalog
Fauteuil Divano

Ref. MU-621

Page 11 in the catalog
Coussin Sunbrella

Ref. Nimbus

Page 7 in the catalog
Mubally

Ref. MU-600L

Page 9 in the catalog
Ensemble Divano

Ref. MU-621 & MU-613

Page 10 in the catalog

The advantages of teak

1

Weather resistance

Teak is naturally highly weather resistant, making it an ideal choice for outdoor furniture.

2

Exceptional durability

Teak is a hardwood that does not warp easily, guaranteeing a long life for teak furniture.

3

Timeless aesthetics

Teak's rich grain and warm tones give the furniture a timeless elegance that complements a variety of decorative styles.

4

Easy care

Teak requires minimal maintenance. Its natural oil protects it from insects and rot, and over time it develops an attractive silvery patina.

How to care for your teak ?

Teak wood is naturally resistant to decay and external aggressions due to its natural oils. This is not the case for younger or lower-quality woods. Teak furniture will age gracefully, acquiring a contemporary and timeless silver-gray hue. Teak is also known for its resistance to pests, diseases, and fungi. Therefore, no additional treatment or product is needed if you choose to let it age naturally.

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Without maintenance, teak will age naturally, turning a silvery grey. It requires no maintenance other than regular washing in soapy water. If your furniture is dirty and clogged (black and greenish marks), there are wood cleaners available, in particular our Teak Cleaner.

Teak's robust, homogeneous structure is often compared to oak. In the 17th century, it was sometimes referred to as Indian oak. Its strength and durability make it particularly suitable for garden furniture. However, oak is not as rich in oil and sap as teak. It tends to crack in periods of prolonged drought. It is said to be a splitting wood.

We give back to nature what we take from it. In fact, we calculate the cubage of Teak used in our annual production, so we replant more trees than we take from Indonesian Teak plantations.

Teak

The timeless beauty of teak