Chair Leg Rests

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Teak Chair Leg Rests - Choose a Companion for Your Seating

Choose a companion piece for the chair or outdoor seating you already own. This collection brings together adjustable teak and teak-and-Textilene leg rests, an Adirondack footstool and cushioned Villa and Asia ottomans. The wood is Grade A teak; see ARB’s 5-Year Warranty.

Start with your existing chair or seating family

For a recliner, compare the three-position teak leg rest and three-position teak-and-Textilene leg rest. If you own Adirondack seating, review the Adirondack footstool and confirm the pairing.

For cushioned teak seating, compare the Villa ottoman with arms and Asia ottoman. Check the individual listing for cushion details and the actual fit with your furniture. For a broader design overview, see teak footstools and leg rests.

Teak Leg Rest FAQs

Quick answers for choosing and caring for teak leg rests and footstools.

Which teak leg rests should I choose?▾

Identify your chair or seating model first, then compare the companion’s shape, support surface and adjustment. The three-position designs, Adirondack footstool and cushioned ottomans are different pieces; matching materials alone does not establish a correct fit.

Can teak leg rests be used outdoors?▾

The pieces shown are intended for outdoor seating arrangements. Teak heartwood’s natural oils contribute to water and decay resistance. Follow the Textilene or cushion instructions separately, and let wet wood dry before storage. Teak care does not establish fabric weather protection.

Will outdoor teak leg rests turn gray?▾

Exposed teak may gradually develop a silver-gray patina. This is a natural change in the wood’s color. It is separate from Textilene or cushion care; consult the teak care guide for the wooden parts.

How do I care for teak leg rests?▾

Clean the wooden parts occasionally as needed with mild soap, water and a soft-bristle brush, following the grain. Rinse the wood and let it dry, keeping cleaning water off cushions. ARB recommends no added teak oil or sealant. Follow separate fabric instructions; never sand Textilene or cushions.