Dust teak with a soft cloth and clean gently with a well-wrung cloth, drying immediately. Use mats and coasters and apply oil only where the manufacturer specifically recommends it.
Everyday care
Dust with a soft, dry cloth. For routine cleaning, use a well-wrung damp cloth, then dry the surface immediately in the direction of the grain.
Spills and stains
Blot spills promptly rather than rubbing. Remove standing moisture at once, especially around joins, edges and unsealed areas.
Protecting the surface
Use coasters, placemats and heat-resistant mats. Fit felt pads beneath accessories and allow air to circulate around the furniture.
What to avoid
Avoid soaking, steam cleaning, abrasive pads, silicone spray polish and harsh household chemicals. Do not place hot or wet items directly on the surface.
Material characteristics
Teak's colour may mellow with light and age. Indoor and outdoor finishes can require different care.
Additional care
Always follow any manufacturer-specific instructions supplied with the product where they differ from this general guidance. If in doubt, stop and seek advice from the manufacturer or a suitable furniture-care specialist.