Izzy Reclaimed Teak Wood Outdoor Dining Chair

Details at a Glance

Reclaimed teak's natural oils give this armless dining chair built-in weather resistance that fresh wood can't match, so it holds up on a covered patio or sunroom year after year without constant refinishing. The Izzy Outdoor Dining Chair from Artesia, crafted from weathered teakwood in a warm light brown finish, is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. Each chair carries the grain patterns and character of its previous life--no two are identical.

How Well Does Reclaimed Teak Handle Sun and Rain?

Teak contains natural silica and protective oils that resist moisture, rot, and insect damage better than most hardwoods, which is why shipbuilders have used it for a century. Reclaimed teak has already survived years of exposure, so the wood is denser and more stable than fresh-cut stock. Prolonged direct sun will eventually turn the surface a silvery grey--that's teak's natural aging process, not damage--but covered or semi-protected placement preserves the warm light brown tone longer. The wood doesn't splinter, warp, or crack the way softer species do when wet.

Can This Chair Stay Outside All Year?

Teak can endure outdoor conditions year-round, but this reclaimed-wood chair performs best under a covered porch, lanai, or pergola where it's shielded from constant rain and full-day sun. Dust it regularly with a dry, soft cloth to keep dirt from settling into the grain. For deeper cleaning, use mild soap and water, then let the wood dry completely before you sit down. You don't need to oil reclaimed teak--the weathering process is part of its appeal--but if you want to keep the light brown color, a yearly application of teak sealer will slow the silvering.

Where Does This Armless Chair Fit Best?

Pull it up to a rectangular or round table on a covered deck where you need more seats without crowding the perimeter--the 19-inch width tucks neatly under most outdoor dining sets. Mix several Izzy chairs around a longer table for a collected, organic look, or pair them with outdoor accent chairs at the ends for variety. The armless silhouette also works indoors: anchor a sunroom breakfast nook or transition space where you want natural texture without the bulk of armed seating. Browse the full outdoor dining chairs collection for complementary styles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does teak need to be oiled?

Reclaimed teak doesn't require oil--it's already weathered and stable. If you prefer the light brown color over the natural grey patina, apply teak sealer once a year.

Will this chair turn grey, and can I stop it?

Untreated teak exposed to direct sun will develop a silvery-grey patina over time, which is normal aging. A yearly teak sealer slows the process if you want to preserve the warmer tone.

Can this stay outside all year?

Teak withstands year-round outdoor conditions, though covered or semi-protected placement keeps the light brown finish from weathering as quickly.

How many chairs fit around a 78-inch outdoor table?

A 78-inch table seats six to eight dining chairs, depending on chair width and whether you place seats at the ends.

What is the seat height of this chair?

Standard outdoor dining chairs sit 17 to 19 inches high to pair with tables that measure 28 to 30 inches tall; confirm yours falls in that range before ordering.

Does this ship assembled, or do I put it together?

Standard curbside delivery is free; white-glove assembly service is available upon request for an additional fee--call 833-566-6526 for details.