The Ibu Rack is a sized-down, modernised version of the traditional Peranakan kitchen cabinet, cheekily named after the Indonesian word for “mother”.

While the original, ornate version of this cabinet was once used to hold crockery and even cooked food, the makers of the Ibu Rack have given it more clean-cut lines and compacted its essence to fit in modern homes.

The two doors are grilled with slender cylindrical spokes identical to those in our popular Ruji Display Rack, partially concealing the Ibu's contents. A gentle tug on the twin brass knobs releases the smooth roller-clip cabinet catch mechanism and reveals five shelves of solid teak resting behind these doors.

When you get any of our teak creations, you can rest in the knowledge that what you're bringing home isn't just any commonplace piece of furniture.

The teak furniture on FortyTwo.sg comes from Java, Indonesia ,where adept Javanese craftsmen skillfully fashion it out of timber from the surrounding lush plantations.

• Solid Teak Wood
• Natural Teak Wood Colour
• Pure Brass Knobs
• Roller-clip Cabinet Catch Mechanism
• Reinforced Butt Joints
• Removable shelves
• Maxload: 15kg per shelf

- Free Installation

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*Our teak furniture is handmade from natural teak hardwood. This means that each piece of teak furniture has its own character and no two pieces are exactly alike; the key attribute that sets teak apart from cheap, run of the mill furniture churned out from factory lines.

Unlike some other retailers, we do not paint teak. Painting is a commonly used underhand method to cover up substandard wood or workmanship in teak furniture.

Dimensions and colours of wood stains (based on wood age) may vary slightly from piece to piece, and they may display natural imperfections like small cracks and mild warping. These aren't faults – they are details that make each piece beautifully unique.

*Teak furniture is handmade and imported from Indonesia. Delivery lead time is 4 weeks.

Care instructions
As this product is made of teak wood, the following surfaces should be treated with special care:

• Exterior and interior surfaces: Regularly dust furniture with an absorbent, lint-free cloth.
• Back panels: Avoid contact with water.
• Interior surfaces: Use a soft, damp cloth. Where needed, use a mild, alcohol-free soap that doesn't cause abrasion. Use a soft, dry cloth immediately to prevent residual moisture.
• Avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight as this can cause wood discolouration and cracks.