Loungers

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Teak Loungers - Poolside & Patio Relaxation

Choose a teak lounger for the patio, poolside or deck by comparing the seating surface and reclining design. Colorado models include teak and Textilene options, while steamer chairs offer a different lounging shape. Cushion listings are separate from furniture listings. The wooden components are Grade A teak; see ARB’s 5-Year Warranty.

Compare lounger designs and cushion fit

Compare the Colorado adjustable teak lounger with the Colorado teak-and-Textilene lounger. Both product descriptions identify an integrated sliding side table; check the selected model’s complete features before ordering.

For the steamer design, compare the Colorado teak steamer chair and teak-and-Textilene steamer chair. The Cordoba wheeled lounger is another model to compare; its product page shows current availability.

For optional cushions, match the furniture model before selecting: Colorado adjustable lounger cushion or Colorado steamer cushion. Do not assume one cushion fits every lounger. For a shorter chair-style setup, see recliners.

Teak Lounger FAQs

Quick answers for choosing and caring for teak loungers.

Which teak loungers should I choose?▾

Compare an adjustable lounger with a steamer chair, then choose a teak or Textilene seating surface. Check the complete footprint in the intended reclining position. Confirm cushion compatibility with the exact furniture model; a cushion product is a separate purchase unless the furniture listing states otherwise.

Can teak loungers be used outdoors?▾

The loungers and steamer chairs shown are intended for outdoor use. Teak heartwood’s natural oils help it resist water and decay, but wet wood should be allowed to dry before storage. Follow the selected model’s separate Textilene or cushion instructions; wood-care methods do not apply to those materials.

Will outdoor teak loungers turn gray?▾

The exposed teak frame and other wooden parts can weather to a silver-gray patina. This natural color change is different from fabric cleaning or cushion care. Consult the teak care guide for the wood and the cushion label for its fabric.

How do I care for teak loungers?▾

Occasionally clean the teak as needed with mild soap and water and a soft-bristle brush, following the grain. Rinse thoroughly and let it dry before folding or storage. ARB recommends no added teak oil or sealant. Do not sand Textilene or cushions; follow their own care instructions.