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Explore additions across bath, patio and indoor living, from teak accessories to furniture with Textilene or cushioned components. Each arrival has its own construction, footprint and intended setting. Teak’s natural oils contribute to water resistance; check the individual product for its material details and care. See our 5-Year Limited Warranty and full terms.
A bath addition: the SOL 24-by-14-inch teak mat is one current example. Compare standard mats, tiles and custom sizing for floor-fit decisions instead of choosing by appearance alone.
A patio seat with mixed materials: the Colorado teak and Textilene park armchair combines a wooden frame with a separate seating material. Its teak-care guidance concerns the wood.
A rotating serving surface: compare the 18-inch teak Lazy Susan and 22-inch teak Lazy Susan. Check the usable tabletop area and room for place settings as well as the turntable diameter.
Quick answers for choosing and caring for new ARB Teak arrivals.
Choose the intended room and task, then compare the selected arrival’s design. A mat, rotating serving tray and Textilene chair have different uses and fit requirements. This is a changing selection; follow each item’s product details for its construction, availability, materials and setup.
Use the selected product’s stated setting. Shower pieces, patio seating and indoor accessories are designed for different placements. Natural teak contains oils valued for water resistance, but that does not make every design or non-wood component suitable for the same exposure.
Check the full footprint and height plus any door, sink, tub or seating clearance. For a turntable, include space for dishes around it; for a chair, allow pull-out room. Follow the mat or caddy model’s measurement instructions where fit depends on the receiving surface.
Care follows the product and material. Clean teak occasionally as needed with mild soap and water and a soft cloth or soft-bristle brush, remove residue and let it dry. Rinse shower pieces before first running-water use to remove natural teak dust or shipping residue. Outdoor wood may develop a normal silver-gray patina; the teak-care guide explains cleaning and optional light 220-grit sanding for a rough surface. Keep cushion and Textilene care separate. We do not recommend applying oils, coatings or any finishing products to the teak.