Patio Accessories
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48 products
Plan the practical details around your outdoor seating: towel storage, serving, planting, spa steps and companion pieces. This broad accessory collection also includes bath storage and Textilene designs, so compare each product’s construction and intended setting before choosing. See ARB’s 5-Year Warranty.
For towels, use the towel-holder guide to compare self-standing, leaning and mounted designs. For greenery, explore planters and the planter bench. Compare the Colorado deck box with the two-sack and three-sack hampers according to what you will store and the model’s stated use.
For serving, compare the teak tray and tray with X-stand. For a spa area, check the hot-tub step and patio deck tiles. The Patio Extra Accessories guide provides a smaller comparison of steps, towels and storage. Match every choice to its actual footprint and materials.
Quick answers for choosing and caring for teak patio accessories.
Start with the task: hanging towels, storing items, serving, displaying plants or arranging spa-side access. Use the relevant product or specialist guide to compare construction and placement. The broad collection includes different materials and uses; one set of fitting or care assumptions will not suit every item.
Follow the use stated on the chosen listing. Teak’s natural oils contribute to moisture and decay resistance, but fabric sacks, cushions and Textilene need their own placement and care guidance. Select a storage design for its actual contents and setting rather than assuming every box or hamper serves the same purpose.
Measure the floor or wall footprint, opening clearance, towel drop and the area around steps or tiles. Check mounting requirements for shelves and hooks. For a leg rest, compare the companion chair and support height. Ask ARB about any fit or installation detail that the listing does not establish.
Dust or wipe the teak as needed. When washing is necessary, use mild soap and water and a soft-bristle brush along the grain; rinse or wipe as appropriate and let dry. Mounted pieces can dry in place. Keep cleaning water off fabric and use separate Textilene guidance. ARB recommends no added teak oil or sealant. See the teak care guide.