Teak patio furniture can make many a patio owner drool, as it’s typically very high quality and, because of the properties of the teak wood, very resistant to weather and sun, which are typically the enemies of most patio furniture, causing them to weather and fade over time.
Teak is very dense-grained and highly resistant to rot, warping, and termites. Because of its high natural oil content, the wood can literally stand being outdoors for decades with no ill effects.
Teak patio furniture includes tables, benches, chairs, loungers, and swings, as well as Adirondack chairs and steamer chairs. While it may initially be more expensive than some other materials used to make patio furniture, the durability means that teak patio furniture is often a much more economical choice, as the many years of enjoyment you get out of it more than offsets the higher initial cost.
