Teak outdoor chairs
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Teak Outdoor Chairs - Dining, Lounge & Patio Seating
Choose teak outdoor chairs by how you use your patio, balcony or deck: dining, entertaining or a quiet place to relax. Compare wooden seating, teak frames with Textilene seats and backs, armchairs and lounge designs. The wooden components are solid Grade A teak; seating materials and care depend on the model. Our teak furniture is backed by a 5-Year Warranty.
Choose the seating surface and setting
Wooden or Textilene dining seating: compare the Colorado wooden folding chair with the Colorado teak-and-Textilene folding chair. The first has a wooden seat and back; the second combines a teak frame with Textilene seating.
A relaxed lounge position: the Adirondack folding lounger chair serves a different purpose from a dining chair. Check its footprint and your available lounge space.
Cushioned seating: view the Villa deep seating chair and explore deep seating chairs, sofas and ottomans. For stacking, folding, bar-height, reclining and leg-rest options, use the category choices below.
Teak Outdoor Chair FAQs
Quick answers for choosing, placing, and caring for teak outdoor seating.
Which teak outdoor chair should I choose?▾
Choose folding chairs or armchairs for flexible dining, stacking or park chairs for classic patio seating, bar-height chairs for raised tables, recliners or loungers for relaxing, and leg rests or footstools to complete a lounge setup. Check each product page for exact dimensions, folding features, reclining positions, and compatible use.
Can teak outdoor chairs stay outside?▾
Choose a model described for outdoor use and follow its own placement and storage guidance. Grade A teak heartwood contains natural oils valued for resistance to water and decay. Let furniture dry before folding or storage. For Textilene seating and any cushions, follow the separate material-care instructions; teak’s resistance benefits apply to the wood.
Will outdoor teak seating turn gray?▾
Outdoor teak can gradually develop a silver-gray patina. This natural color change is not a defect. If you prefer to refresh the golden tone, clean the wooden surfaces gently with mild soap and water, working with the grain. Let the teak dry completely, then lightly use fine 220-grit sandpaper only if needed. This guidance concerns the teak; do not sand Textilene or fabric cushions.
How do I care for teak outdoor chairs?▾
For spills or surface dirt, clean the wooden seat, arms or frame as needed with mild soap and water and a soft cloth or soft-bristle brush. Remove residue and let the teak dry. Keep wood care separate from Textilene and cushion care. We do not recommend applying oils, coatings or any finishing products to the teak. Its naturally occurring oils contribute to water and decay resistance; no routine oiling schedule is needed.
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