Pacific Teak Millworks

Teak weathers naturally without rust, dings don't show the way they do on stainless, and the oils in the wood resist rot even in constant wet environments (which is why the marine industry has used teak for 200 years). It costs more up front; it also lasts decades without replacement.

Yes. Teak was the deck wood on 19th-century ships circumnavigating the globe. It handles sun, rain, salt, snow, and freeze/thaw without cracking. Annual teak-oil application keeps the golden color; without it, the wood weathers to a silver patina — still structurally sound.

Yes — Pacific Teak's cabinet series has pre-sized grill cutouts matched to the major brands' standard cutout specs. Call us before ordering so we can verify your specific grill's cutout dimensions against the cabinet model you're considering.