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Teak is one of the most durable hardwoods available, thanks to its natural oils and dense grain, which help it resist rot, moisture, and insects. That natural resilience is why teak has been used for centuries in shipbuilding and outdoor furniture. However, not all teak is the same, and the quality of the wood plays a major role in how long your furniture will last. Grade A teak, which comes from the heartwood of mature trees, has the highest oil content and the tightest grain, making it the most durable choice. Construction matters too, so look for solid joinery and marine-grade hardware that can stand up to the elements. With proper care and routine maintenance, well-made teak furniture can last for decades.