Yes. Madera Teak is glazed ceramic with 6 to 8 percent water absorption, so humid months do not make it swell, cup or warp the way timber and laminate can.
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- Madera Teak
Warm chestnut planks with deep rustic texture and eighteen random faces, so large ground floors run without a visible repeat.
ISO & CE Certified
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High Durability
Smooth Texture
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Product Highlights
69072200
150x900mm
Rustic Texture
18
Wooden Plank Tiles
Glazed Tiles
Floor & Wall
9 to 9.5 MM
6-8% (B (II) b Body)
27-29 N/mm² (EN ISO 10545-4)
8 PCS
1.08 m²
22 kg
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Includes 10% extra for cuts and breakage.
What sets Madera Teak apart
Eighteen random faces is the highest count in this size, and on a bungalow ground floor that runs from the hall through to the dry kitchen you will not spot the same plank twice. Warm chestnut is a teak tone, closer to nyatoh than to anything imported. The rustic texture carries a deep grain relief, so it gives more grip underfoot, hides fine dust and throws no glare under downlights. Real teak in this climate cups and gaps through the monsoon. Glazed ceramic does not. Planks measure 150 x 900 mm, 8 to a box, 1.08 m2 and 22 kg.
Frequently Asked Question
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Does Madera Teak cope with Malaysian humidity?
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How many boxes of Madera Teak for a 3 x 4 m bedroom?
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Which rooms in a condo or landed house suit Madera Teak?
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What upkeep does Madera Teak need?