Loungers
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Create a poolside or patio lounge space with adjustable teak loungers, steamer chairs and teak-and-Textilene designs. Compare reclining layouts, wooden or Textilene seating, and features such as wheels or a slide-out side table. The wooden frames are Grade A teak. Named lounger cushions are separate products in this collection. Our teak furniture is backed by a 5-Year Warranty.
Adjustable wooden lounging: the Colorado adjustable teak lounger has a slide-out side table. Its separately listed Colorado adjustable lounger cushion should be chosen by model and dimensions.
Textilene or a wheeled teak frame: compare the Colorado teak-and-Textilene lounger with the Cordoba teak lounger with wheels. The Cordoba cushion is a separate cushion product, not a lounger.
A steamer-chair shape: view the Colorado teak steamer chair and its separately listed Colorado steamer-chair cushion. Compare the full furniture footprint and cushion dimensions before ordering.
Quick answers for choosing and caring for teak loungers.
Choose adjustable loungers for poolside comfort, steamer chairs for a more classic reclining shape, and folding lounge styles when storage flexibility matters.
The Cordoba, Colorado adjustable-lounger and Colorado steamer-chair cushions listed here are separate cushion products. Choose the cushion by its named lounger model and compare dimensions before ordering. Do not assume one cushion fits every chaise lounge. Check the selected furniture page for what is included.
The linked lounger and steamer-chair models are described for outdoor use. Check the selected design’s placement, movement and storage guidance, and let the pieces dry before storage. Grade A teak heartwood contains oils that contribute to water and decay resistance. These wood benefits do not replace care instructions for Textilene seating or fabric cushions.
A teak lounger frame 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 and keeping fabric separate. 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.
Wipe the teak frame, wooden lounging surface and any wooden side table only when cleaning is needed, using mild soap and water with a soft cloth or soft-bristle brush. Remove residue and let the wood dry. This recommendation applies to the teak components; follow the separate instructions for Textilene and cushions. We do not recommend applying oils, coatings or any finishing products to the wood.