How is a sideboard built here?
Full solid-teak casework — top, doors, and shelves, no veneer or particleboard anywhere — so a knocked corner shows more teak, not sawdust. Doors are fitted by hand at the workshop to close with a soft, even gap.
Can the interior be laid out for my use?
Each sideboard is made to order: length, interior layout, and leg height all adjust before the build starts. Wine storage, plate racks, and cable openings for a media wall are common additions.
What happens at delivery?
Sideboards arrive fully assembled — doors hung, shelves in, no diagrams. Plan on two people for the carry; the weight is the proof of the build. Once placed, the adjustable levelers square the doors on an uneven floor in minutes.
How do I care for the top and doors?
Wipe the top after serving and use trivets under hot dishes. A white ring from a pitcher lifts with a cloth and a warm dry iron in under a minute; oil once or twice a year, and the hinges adjust if a season ever shifts the reveal.
How does a sideboard travel?
Every sideboard travels freight in a fitted crate with the interior braced. Photograph the crate before the driver leaves and note anything on the receipt — if transit went wrong, we make it right. Delivery is scheduled with you directly.
Will the carved doors be hard to keep clean?
No. The waves are broad and shallow, sanded smooth through the full profile, so a dry cloth follows the ridges easily. Dust settles far less than on ornate molding, and a yearly wipe of oil keeps the relief crisp.