Outdoor divider in Teak, Aluminum and Rope Weaving - Vision

Teak and aluminum garden divider, rope weave

Outdoor divider made with teak and aluminium structure, polypropylene rope weave (pearl white finish) and Olefin (Desert Mix finish).

This garden divider is an elegant design solution for defining outdoor spaces , offering a combination of privacy and style. The teak and aluminum frame blends with woven rope panels, combining the warmth of the organic material with the functionality of a mobile partition.

The color and open weave of the panels allow light to filter gently, creating shadows that add a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere to your space. Thanks to its sturdy hinges, this room divider can easily be adjusted to different angles, allowing you to customize the area as needed.

With its minimalist look and clean lines, the divider fits harmoniously into both modern and more traditional outdoor settings. This versatile and practical furnishing element is ideal for anyone looking to add a touch of understated elegance to their garden, terrace, or green space.

Available finishes:

• desert mix
• pearl white

Available sizes:

• Length: 240 cm x depth: 3 cm x height: 180 cm
• Length: 180 cm x depth: 3 cm x height: 130 cm

The braided ropes are of superior quality. They are made of various materials, all with specific outdoor characteristics: they ensure high resistance to rain, salt, premature discoloration, and mold. While they guarantee high mechanical resistance, it is best to avoid contact with sharp or pointed objects, which could permanently damage the fiber. For cleaning, where necessary, we recommend using a soft-bristled brush and a neutral soap with warm water.

Selected Indonesian teak wood , sourced from controlled and sustainable forests (INDONESIANLEGALWOOD). Teak is considered the finest wood available for outdoor furniture. It is extremely durable, stable, and resistant to weather, fungi, pests, and insects. It contains high levels of natural oils that make it resistant and limit moisture absorption. Over time, teak furniture exposed to sun, rain, humidity, etc. generally tends to turn a silvery-gray color: this is due to a surface oxidation process that naturally protects the wood. This process is purely aesthetic and does not damage the structure or quality of the wood. The appearance of oil on the surface of teak furniture is a natural process: the oil may appear during the first few months, to a greater or lesser extent depending on the environment in which the furniture is placed. The natural oils present in teak are what make it the best wood for outdoor furniture.
We do not recommend placing new teak furniture outdoors near porous stone floors, at least until the oil has subsided. We do not recommend leaving cushions in direct contact with teak surfaces during this process, as they will likely become stained (fabrics stained with natural teak oil can still be cleaned with water and mild soap). The amount of oil that leaks from the teak during the first few months will be more abundant and therefore more likely to cause stains on surfaces and fabrics.
Because teak is a naturally oily wood, it is not suitable for painting. Any finish applied will not adhere properly to the surface and will eventually begin to deteriorate. We do not recommend using wood oil on teak: it offers no additional protection; in fact, excess external oil can lead to mold growth on the dark surface layers. These stains can then only be removed with aggressive sanding.

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