Chairs & Table sets
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Choose a folding dining set for a balcony, patio or indoor dining nook. Each set includes one Colorado rectangular folding teak table (TAB568) and two chairs or armchairs. Compare Colorado, Manhattan and Klip Klap wooden seating, or Colorado chairs with Textilene seats and backs. The table and wooden chair components are solid Grade A teak. Backed by our 5-Year Warranty.
Every set below includes one Colorado rectangular folding teak table (TAB568) and two matching chairs or armchairs. Compare the seating style and each set’s full dimensions before choosing.
Colorado wooden seating: choose two Colorado folding chairs or two Colorado folding armchairs.
Manhattan wooden seating: compare two Manhattan folding chairs with two Manhattan folding armchairs.
Colorado Textilene seating: compare two Textilene folding chairs with two Textilene folding armchairs. These combine teak frames with Textilene seats and backs.
Klip Klap wooden seating: choose two Klip Klap folding chairs or two Klip Klap folding armchairs.
Quick answers for choosing, placing, and caring for teak chairs and table sets.
Choose the set by chair style first: armchairs give more support around the table, side chairs keep the setup lighter, Textilene options add a woven seating surface, and Klip Klap styles offer a different folding-chair profile. Each set is built around a compact rectangular folding table for two-person dining.
These sets are described for indoor or outdoor dining. Choose your layout from the table footprint, the two chairs and the space needed to sit and move comfortably. Follow the individual table and chair guidance, wipe away standing water and allow the pieces to dry before folding for storage. Teak’s natural resistance benefits concern the wood; Textilene seats and backs are a separate material.
Measure the table footprint, chair pull-out space, and walking clearance around the full set. These sets are compact, but chairs still need room to open, move, and sit comfortably on balconies, decks, or narrow patio areas.
Clean the teak table and wooden chair components occasionally as needed with mild soap and water and a soft cloth or soft-bristle brush. Remove residue and let the wood dry before folding or storage. This teak-care guidance applies to the wooden parts; follow the chair’s separate instructions for Textilene seats and backs. We do not recommend applying oils, coatings or any finishing products. Grade A teak heartwood contains natural oils valued for water and decay resistance. Outdoor teak can develop a silver-gray patina, a normal color change rather than a defect. If you want to refresh the golden tone, clean and dry the wood, then lightly use fine 220-grit sandpaper only if needed on the teak. Do not sand the Textilene.