Medium due to the item being a finished manufactured chair seat with a face veneer rather than a raw lumber sample confidence

Teak (or possibly Asian Hardwood / Rubberwood depending on manufactured veneer, but visually presented as a tropical hardwood veneer)

Tectona grandis · Engineered

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Straight to slightly wavy grain with a medium texture and flat-sawn face veneer

Golden-brown to deep reddish-brown with darker streaks, showing moderate natural luster and patina from age and wear

1000 lbf (Medium)

Very Durable

Value & Sustainability

Estimated Market Value: $10 - $25 per board foot for solid wood; lower for manufactured veneer chair components
Wood Age Estimate: Mid to late 20th century (approx. 30-50 years old based on surface wear and vintage chair design)
Sustainability Status: Widely available from sustainable plantations (FSC certified options exist); wild teak is restricted

Furniture components, chair seats, yacht decking, cabinetry, and indoor/outdoor construction

Southeast Asia / Tropical plantations

Generally easy to work with both hand and machine tools, though natural oils can sometimes dull cutting edges

Teak oil, Danish oil, or a durable satin polyurethane to highlight the warm tones without overly glossy buildup

Contains natural oils that provide excellent resistance to moisture, rot, and insects

Identified August 25, 2026