Colorado Collection
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Plan a patio around dining, flexible seating or a place to recline. Colorado combines the warm grain of Grade A teak furniture with a choice of all-teak and teak-frame Textilene designs. Natural oils contribute to water and decay resistance in the wood; the selected model determines its seating surface and function. See our 5-Year Limited Warranty and full terms.
Folding chairs: compare the all-teak Colorado folding chair with the teak and Textilene folding chair. Their seat and back materials differ. See the folding-chair comparison for more dining choices.
A reclining place: the adjustable teak Colorado lounger has a slide-out side table; the teak and Textilene lounger has a fabric seating surface. Compare the lounger designs by full footprint, back position and available space.
A folding dining surface: the rectangular Colorado folding table offers another layout option. Use the folding-table guide and check chair pull-out space as well as the tabletop dimensions.
Quick answers for choosing and caring for Colorado teak outdoor furniture.
Choose the activity first: dining, extra seating or reclining. Then compare a wooden seat and back with Textilene seating on a teak frame. Folding formats and fixed furniture have different storage needs; do not infer the stored size or seating capacity from a collection name.
Colorado includes furniture intended for patios, decks, gardens and poolside settings. Some models also suit indoor use; follow the selected product’s placement guidance. Teak’s water and decay resistance is a wood benefit, and does not establish identical care for Textilene or other components.
Measure the complete furniture footprint, chair pull-out room and walking space. For a lounger, allow for its back positions and any slide-out table. For folding pieces, check the open and stored dimensions where listed. Match chair and table heights when planning a dining arrangement.
Clean teak occasionally as needed with mild soap and water and a soft cloth or soft-bristle brush. Remove residue and let it dry before folding or storage. Outdoor teak normally develops a silver-gray patina; to refresh its golden tone, clean gently with the grain, rinse and dry completely, with light 220-grit sanding if needed for a smoother surface. Follow separate Textilene care. We do not recommend applying oils, coatings or any finishing products to the teak.