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Teak Wood Margin Patti is a thin strip of teak wood, commonly used in woodworking to provide a decorative edge or finishing touch to furniture, doors, window frames, and paneling. It helps in framing, enhancing the beauty of wooden surfaces, and covering joints or edges for a neat and polished appearance.

• Material: Made from high-quality teak wood, known for its natural resistance to moisture, termites, and decay.

• Dimensions: Typically comes in narrow strips, often ½ inch to 1 inch thick, and can be customized in length to meet the specific needs of your project.

• Finish: Available in a range of finishes from natural and raw to polished or stained, depending on the desired look.

• Designs: Available in simple, plain edges, or with more intricate profiles (e.g., round, ogee, or beveled edges) for more decorative applications.

Teak Wood Margin Patti is a narrow strip of solid teak wood used primarily for decorative and finishing purposes in furniture, door, window frames, and woodwork. The margin patti (or beading patti) serves to cover the edges of panels, fill joints, or enhance the look of door and window frames by adding a refined finish.

• Material: Made from genuine teak wood, known for its resilience, rich color, and natural oils that resist moisture, termites, and decay.

• Shape & Dimensions: Typically available in narrow strips, ranging in thickness from ½ inch to 1 inch and varying lengths, depending on your needs.

• Finish: Available in smooth, polished, or natural finishes to complement the surrounding woodwork.

• Designs: Commonly found in plain, round-edged, or profiled designs, but custom shapes can also be crafted based on the requirements.