**Teak Furniture Exporter supplies patio and terrace collections — dining sets, deep-seating lounges, bar sets and daybeds — in solid Jepara jati, grade A heartwood or grade B, kiln-dried to roughly 8-12% moisture. Every shipment leaves with SVLK legality documents, priced per spec and cubed into FOB containers from Semarang or Surabaya.**
Where does the patio line stop and the garden range begin?
Teak Furniture Exporter splits its outdoor catalogue on purpose. The patio line covers hard-surface terraces, hotel pool decks, rooftop bars and restaurant courtyards — furniture built for dining and lounging under partial cover or open sky. Steamer loungers, park benches, planters and pathway pieces sit in the separate garden range, so buyers quote from one focused list instead of a sprawling mix.
Everything ships in solid Jepara jati (teak), the Central Java hub that has fed the furniture trade for generations. You choose grade A heartwood for the most uniform colour and tight grain, or grade B for a value tier with more sapwood and natural character marks. Both are kiln-dried to about 8-12% moisture content before joinery.
| Patio family | Typical pieces | Common buyers |
|---|---|---|
| Terrace dining | Extension tables, dining armchairs, benches | Restaurants, villa rentals |
| Deep-seating lounge | Sofas, club chairs, coffee and side tables | Hotel lounges, pool decks |
| Bar and bistro | High tables, bar stools, folding bistro sets | Rooftop bars, cafes |
| Daybeds and sun | Single/double daybeds, canopy daybeds | Resort pool decks, spas |
| Hospitality stacking | Stacking side chairs, folding chairs | Banquet terraces, events |
How much does teak patio furniture cost to export?
There is no single price. No government or trade body publishes FOB price sheets for teak patio furniture — pricing is commercial and quote-based, set per piece and per spec. The USD figures below are indicative examples only, as of 2026 and subject to change; real numbers move with grade (A heartwood vs B), joinery, finish, hardware and how tightly the order cubes into a container.
| Item (indicative spec) | Example FOB range (USD) | Moves with |
|---|---|---|
| 6-seat extension dining set | 900-1,700 / set | Table length, grade |
| 4-piece deep-seating lounge | 1,100-2,200 / set | Cushions, section count |
| Bar set (table + 2 stools) | 320-620 / set | Height, footrest detail |
| Canopy daybed | 650-1,300 / unit | Canopy, wheels, size |
| Hospitality stacking chair | 45-95 / unit | Volume, arm or armless |
Cushions, marine-grade hardware, sealed finishes and export packaging add cost; large repeat volumes bring the per-unit number down. You get a firm figure only once we quote against your actual item list.
How does ordering and loading work?
Ordering runs as a container programme, not a shopping cart. A mixed patio order is built to cube out a 40ft high-cube (roughly 30-40 CBM), which is why the practical minimum is one container that fills.
- Send your list. Item specs, quantities, target market and finish, and you get an itemised quote.
- Approve spec and sample. Confirm grade, dimensions, finish and hardware; a prototype or reference sample locks the standard.
- Deposit and slot. A deposit books a production slot in Jepara workshops; indicative lead time is about 45-75 days for a mixed container, depending on volume.
- Kiln-dry, QC, documents. Pieces are dried to 8-12% moisture, quality-checked, and SVLK V-Legal export documentation is prepared for the shipment.
- Cube-out and FOB. The container loads and sails FOB Semarang (Tanjung Emas) or Surabaya; the balance is settled and documents are handed over.
What legal paperwork travels with a patio container?
Indonesia runs one of the world’s strictest timber-legality regimes, and teak sits squarely inside it. SVLK (Sistem Verifikasi Legalitas Kayu) has been compulsory for timber-industry operators since January 2013, tracing wood from origin through to export. Since 1 January 2015, all wooden furniture except bamboo needs a V-Legal / SVLK export licence, and every shipment carries a V-Legal Document. Between 2013 and August 2018, Indonesia issued nearly 900,000 V-Legal documents to more than 207 countries, worth about USD 51.3 billion.
For EU buyers there is a second layer. Indonesia was the first country to issue FLEGT licences, from November 2016, and FLEGT-licensed products automatically satisfy the older EU Timber Regulation. The newer EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR, Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, adopted 2023) goes further — it requires products to be deforestation-free after the 31 December 2020 cut-off, with due-diligence statements and geolocation data. SVLK or FLEGT alone do not by themselves guarantee EUDR compliance, and full application is phasing in around the end of 2026, making it a 2027 concern for European importers. We prepare the documentation; acceptance always rests with the customs and competent authorities, so we never promise a clearance outcome. As a further note, in May 2025 Indonesia’s trade ministry announced relaxing V-Legal requirements for furniture exports except to the EU and UK.
Ready to price your patio programme?
Send your item list — sets, quantities, grade and target market — and the concierge team at Bali Premium Trip, which operates Teak Furniture Exporter, will return an itemised FOB quote. Message WhatsApp +62 811-2859-0000 or email sales@balipremiumtrip.com, or complete the quote form with your cargo details. Teak Furniture Exporter is part of Juara Holding Group, an Indonesian group operating from Bali across Indonesia since 2015.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does teak patio furniture have to be grade A for terrace use?
No. Grade A heartwood gives the most uniform colour and tightest grain, which many hotels prefer for front-of-house terraces, but grade B is a legitimate value tier with more sapwood and natural marks. Both are solid Jepara jati kiln-dried to 8-12% moisture. We match grade to your budget and exposure rather than promising any specific outdoor lifespan.
Can you private-label or OEM patio sets for a hospitality group?
Yes. Custom and OEM production is standard — we build to your drawings, dimensions, finish and packaging, and can apply private-label branding for a hotel or restaurant group. Send a spec or reference sample and we quote against it. Designs you own stay yours; we do not resell bespoke patterns to other buyers.
What is the minimum order for a teak patio container?
The practical minimum is one container that cubes out. A mixed patio order — dining, lounge and bar pieces together — is planned to fill a 40ft high-cube, roughly 30-40 CBM. You can combine several product families to reach that volume; we help balance the load so the container ships efficiently from Semarang or Surabaya.
Will patio shipments be EUDR-ready for the EU in 2027?
We prepare EUDR documentation — due-diligence information and geolocation data — alongside SVLK legality papers. But SVLK or FLEGT alone do not guarantee EUDR compliance, and final acceptance rests with EU authorities as the rules phase in around end-2026. We supply the paperwork honestly; we do not sell a guaranteed clearance or compliance outcome.