Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger
Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger

Nordic Style Teak

Telluride Teak Outdoor Sun Lounger

Sale price$395.95
Style:Oiled Finish
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Relax in style! This lounger seat is a perfect complement to your backyard patio, pool or garden. Don't compromise for cheaper, lesser quality wood when you have the option to choose teak. More comfort, beauty, and durability!

Features:

  • Finish: Natural or Oiled
  • Sustainably Harvested 100% Solid Teak Wood
  • Naturally Water Resistant & Durable (Indoor or Outdoor Use)
  • Foldable Footrest
  • Curved Seat back

Lounger size: 59.05" L x 23.62" W x 35.43" H

Built To Last

Our skilled artisans focus to create well crafted pieces that will stand the test of time inside or outside your home. Through wear and tear, weather and elements your Nordic Teak piece will be sure to last.

BUY IT ONCE, WITH 100% AUTHENTIC TEAK

TEAK WOOD 101

Long Lasting

Teak is more durable and resistant to wear and tear, making it ideal for long-term use. Over time, bamboo can develop splinters, especially if not properly maintained, which could be uncomfortable underfoot.

Water Resistance

Naturally high in oil content, teak is highly resistant to water, preventing it from rotting or warping. Bamboo is not as naturally water-resistant as teak, which can lead to warping, swelling, or deterioration if exposed to moisture over long periods.

Mold and Mildew Resistance

The natural oils in teak also make it more resistant to mold and mildew. While bamboo can resist mold to some extent, it is more susceptible to mold and mildew growth than teak, especially in humid environments.

Low Maintenance

Requires less frequent maintenance and treatment compared to bamboo. Bamboo is generally less durable than teak, making it more prone to wear, cracking, and splitting over time.

Aesthetic Appeal

Often seen as more luxurious, teak has a rich, warm color that can complement a variety of bathroom and outdoor styles.