What is the color of natural teak? It's not a painted, artificial wood grain, but rather the light golden-brown hue of natural teak after it oxidizes in the sun. It has a slightly honey-colored base with a subtly matte beige-brown sheen. This protective film uses this color scheme-not a cold industrial gray, nor a gaudy caramel red, but an "airy wood color" that blends naturally with cream-colored walls, linen curtains, and rattan chairs. After covering the entire living room, even the installer took a second look: "This film...looks more like teak than my floor!"
It's thin but not transparent, has a slightly resilient feel underfoot, fits perfectly around tile edges, and doesn't warp at the seams of wooden floors. It rolls up for storage without taking up much space, and the amount of glue residue when torn off is astounding. The most surprising thing is that under light, it doesn't have a plastic feel, but rather the soft sheen of old wood that has been worn smooth over many years. Even renters can take it with them when moving, carrying a sense of comforting "homey" warmth.