Our 3/8" marine teak lumber is a good size for meeting a variety of project needs that don't require the structural qualities of 1/2" or 1" stock.

Our thin teak boards are milled from the same First European Quality (FEQ) Asian teak as our regular dimensional lumber -- which means no knots or sap wood. And all listed thickness, widths and lengths are actual, not nominal

Specifications

• --Widths: 1/2" - 1" - 1-1/2" - 2" - 3" & 4"
• --Lengths: 1' - 2' - 3' - 4' - 5'
• --Smoothly surfaced all 4 sides & ready to use.

Other Milled Dimensional Teak Thicknesses:

• 1/4"
• 1/2"
• 1" Nominal
• 2" Nominal

Teak Lumber Shipping Costs

Shipping Estimates Versus Actual Shipping Costs

The shipping cost shown when you place your teak order is an estimate produced by either UPS or the U.S. Postal Service. Sometimes that estimate turns out to be too high, and other times it's too low. Here's what we do in either case:

• If The Estimated Cost Is Too High -- If the actual shipping & handling cost is less than the estimated cost you're charged when placing your order, we promptly refund the overpayment back to your credit card account or your PayPal account. This normally takes 1 or 2 business days to be applied.
• If The Estimated Cost Is Too Low -- We absorb the difference.

Package Length Really Matters

Shipping costs for teak boards sent via UPS (or FedEx) are appreciably higher when the package length is 60" (5') or greater. This is true even when the package contains thin, narrow boards and weighs only a few pounds.

We Minimize Handling Charges

Our handling charges range from a few dollars for small shipments sent in standard boxes, to several dollars for custom-built packages required for large teak shipments, or for packages that require extra protection against damage. In all cases, we try to hold our shipping costs to a minimum while ensuring that the teak you order order shows up in excellent condition.