Teak Outdoor Lounge Chair with Cream Cushions
Picture coffee outside before the day heats up, and a chair that makes you want to stay. The Grenada Club Chair is a solid teak lounge with open curved arms, a slatted back and two thick cream cushions.
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Picture coffee outside before the day heats up, and a chair that makes you want to stay. The Grenada Club Chair is a solid teak lounge with open curved arms, a slatted back and two thick cream cushions.
Classic teak lounge chair with plush cream cushions for relaxed outdoor seating
- uncomfortable patio seating
- furniture that looks dated outdoors
- need for durable wood outdoor furniture
Your patio, finally worth sitting in
Stiff, dated patio seats keep you indoors. This solid teak lounge chair with plush cream cushions gives you a relaxed spot for morning coffee and evening conversation.
Solid teak with a natural grain you can see
Solid teak frame
The frame is solid teak, and the grain runs through every rail in a warm honey tone. Teak has long been a go-to wood for outdoor furniture because its natural oils help it stand up to moisture.
Open curved arms
The arms curve open and sit at a height that lets your forearms rest without the chair feeling boxy. From the side the silhouette stays light, so it does not crowd a small terrace.
Cream cushions included
The seat and back cushions are thick and tailored in an off-white outdoor fabric. Both come with the chair, so there is nothing else to buy before the first cup of coffee.
Chair and both cushions, ready to sit
- Lounge chair×1
Solid teak frame with a slatted back, open curved arms and splayed tapered legs.
- Seat cushion×1
Thick, tailored cream outdoor cushion that sits inside the frame.
- Back cushion×1
Matches the seat cushion and supports the slatted back.
Simple care keeps the wood looking warm
- Choose your finish
Left alone, teak weathers to a silver-grey. A teak oil keeps the warm honey tone. Pick one path and stay with it.
- Cover the cushions
Move them under cover or indoors when rain is forecast. Wet cushions take a while to dry, so do not leave them sitting out.
- Wipe the frame
A damp cloth clears dust and pollen off the wood between uses.
- Store the cushions dry
A dry shed or closet keeps the fabric fresh through the off-season.
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No. Teak works untreated. Left alone, it weathers to a silver-grey finish. If you want to keep the honey tone, oil it on a schedule you can stick to. Pick one path early and the chair looks intentional either way.
The frame can stay outdoors as it is, since teak handles the seasons well. The cushions are the part to manage. Bring them under cover or indoors during heavy rain and in the off-season.
They can get wet, but they should not sit wet. Move them under cover when rain comes in, and let them dry fully before you sit on them or stack them.
Measure the spot before you order and leave room to pull the chair back from a side table. It is a single lounge seat, so it suits a small terrace or one corner of a larger deck.
Solid teak and thick tailored cushions cost more than plastic or metal. Cheap chairs often look dated within a season or two and get replaced. One teak chair with both cushions included is a single purchase you keep using, so the real comparison is cost per season.
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