4' Eye Bench - $535

Dimensions: 48"x24"x36"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

5' Eye Bench - $635

Available in May

Dimensions: 60"x24"x36"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

42" Eye Bench - $520

Available in May

Dimensions: 42"x24"x36"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Catalina Love Seat - $1320

Available in May

Dimensions: 58"x32"x32"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Catalina Sofa - $1610

Dimensions: 79"x32"x32"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Catalina Arm Chair - $820

Dimensions: 29"x32"x32"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Catalina Coffee Table - $425

Dimensions: 42"x24"x17"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Adirondack Chair - $560

Dimensions: 30"x32"x37"

Available for Shipping. Please Contact Us.

Adirondack Ottoman- $250

Dimensions: 22"x21"x16"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Batavia Arm Chair - $310

Dimensions: 25"x19"x38"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Batavia Side Chair - $240

Dimensions: 20"x18"x39"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Classic Chaise - $620

Available in May

Dimensions: 25"x79"x16"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Round Leaf Table - $935

Dimensions: 47"x47"x30" with 19.5” Leaf

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Nicasio Oval Leaf Table - $1540

Dimensions: 70"x41"x30" with 23.5” Leaf

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Rectangular Leaf Table - $1415

Dimensions: 71"x35"x30" with 23.5” Leaf

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Outdoor Coffee Table - $285

Dimensions: 36"x18"x20"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Round Side Table - $160

Available in May

Dimensions: 17"x17"x18"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Square Side Table - $160

Available in May

Dimensions: 17"x17"x18"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Old Folding Chair - $168

Dimensions: 17"x17"x36"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Rocking Chair - $580

Available in May

Dimensions: 26” x 39” x 43”

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Stinson Arm Chair - $335

Dimensions: 23” x 21” x 37”

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Stinson Side Chair - $295

Dimensions: 19"x19"x37"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Sturdy Arm Chair - $265

Available in May

Dimensions: 22"x15"x37"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

Sturdy Side Chair - $220

Dimensions: 19"x16"x37"

Plantation Teak - Indonesia

SUGGESTED CARE & MAINTENANCE FOR
YOUR TEAK OUTDOOR FURNITURE

CLEANING YOUR TEAK FURNITURE Cleaning your teak

furniture can be as simple as hosing it off with just plain

water from a garden hose, once a month, to remove dirt

and debris.  If the furniture is heavily soiled, you may

want to clean it with a simple non-abrasive soap

(dishwashing liquid) and water mixture.  For stubborn

grime you can use soap and a scrub brush (non- metallic

bristles).  If you want to maintain the silver patina on your

furniture, use a soft sponge.  You can pressure wash your

furniture on a light setting once a year or so. Using

Oxyclean to remove the grey to restore completely is an

option. Sanding after the Oxyclean application will restore

your furniture to their original form (start with 100 grit

and work to 220 grit to finish).  We do not recommend

covering your teak furniture with covers of any kind. 

The covers tend to trap the moisture and do not let the

furniture breathe, promoting the growth of mildew on

your furniture.

OILING/SEALING YOUR FURNITURE Oiling/sealing does

not prolong the life of your teak furniture.  Instead it

simply helps to maintain the rich golden brown color and

deters the natural graying process.  To oil/seal your

furniture, we recommend using Messmer’s U.V. Plus

Natural, which is actually used for decks.  There are a

number of different brands. Most products will typically

last 1-2 years before re application depending on the

weatherconditions for your area.  It is not recommended

to finish your furniture in wet or hot conditions, especially

if the furniture itself is hot to the touch.

1.  Note that for the first coat you should oil everywhere

(including the underside of pieces) to keep the moisture

content even. 

2.  Apply with a brush (sponge brush on a stick works well)

3.  Mix the can well, pour into a bowl or plastic container,

brush on liberally, and let soak in for 20 minutes. 

Wipe off excess. 

4.  Do not sit on the furniture for a couple of days. 

5.  Best to do this process on the lawn or covered area as

oil can stain concrete or other surfaces.

6. Dispose of rags and brushes outside in water. They

can spontaneously combust if not safely disposed of.

PENETRATING OILS.  Note that these are not

Polyurethanes (like Thompson’s Waterseal), but actual

oils that penetrate the wood.   All penetrating oils are

an add to finish, meaning that you can add extra to them

over the existing coat (without sanding) provided that

you've cleaned the teak first and let it dry completely.  

COMPLETELY REFINISHING FURNITURE Please note that

this is a time consuming process, and is only

recommended  if you desire the change from oiled to

natural, or natural to oiled. A pressure washer works best

for completely refinishing older/ gray teak.  Be careful to

start with a mild tip (low pressure) till you get the hang of

it.  Harsh tips and close proximity can scar the wood just as

it would scar cement or bricks.  After pressure treating,

let dry completely and sand your teak with an orbital

sander to bring it back to new condition.  The furniture will

either start the graying process again or you can treat it

with a penetration oil to seal in the golden brown color.

Please contact us for a PDF copy of these instructions.