Meet the Dallas Teak Wood Outdoor Adirondack Chair. This patio adirondack chair is made with strong teak wood frames and comfy woven seats. The teak adirondack chair can handle any weather, but this chair is not just outdoor furniture; it's a stylish piece that makes your outdoor space look great. Whether you're by the pool or on the patio, the wooden adirondack chair is super cozy. And the chair is easy to set up and clean, so you can relax more. Embrace the Dallas Teak Wood Adirondack Chair today for the perfect outdoor relaxation spot! 

Features:

• Crafted from sturdy solid teak wood for the frame
• Seat and backrest crafted with woven poly rope
• The natural teak finish color 
• Offers ample seating space for enhanced comfort and relaxation
• Features a unique curved seat design for added comfort
• Assembly will be effortless, with printed and video manuals accessible via a QR code included in the packaging, ensuring a seamless setup experience for customers. 

Additional Details:

• Overall: 27 in. W x 36.75 in. D x 36.75 in. H
• Seat: 20 in. W x  in. D x 15 in. H
• Armrest Height: 23.25 in. H         
• Weight Capacity: 250 lbs

Elevate your outdoor experience with our premium Teak Furniture. Perfect for patios, decks, porches, and pool areas, our Teak Furniture stands the test of time, offering lasting durability and timeless beauty.

Q: Is teak durable enough for my outdoor space?

A: Dense grain, high mineral content, and natural oils make our teak furniture highly resistant to weather conditions. Ideal for outdoor use, teak furniture withstands water, sun, and bugs, preserving its quality over time.

Q: Is teak environmentally friendly? 

A: Our teak is crafted from superior Indonesian teak sourced from plantation-grown forests. Teak wood minimizes environmental impact by absorbing and storing carbon dioxide, ensuring a low carbon footprint. 

Q: Is teak furniture easy to maintain? 

A: For easy cleaning, gently scrub mild soap along the grain, rinse thoroughly with warm water, pat dry, and let air-dry. Teak naturally develops a silver-gray patina over time. Use a teak oil or sealant if you prefer to maintain the warm honey-brown color.