| Brand | HiTeak |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21 in. W x 22 in. D x 35 in. H (overall); seat 18.25 in. W x 16 in. D; seat height 17.25 in.; folds to ~4 in. thick |
| Material | FSC-certified Grade-A Teak |
| Hardware | Marine-grade stainless steel (316-grade) |
| Finish | Hand-sanded natural teak (weathers to silvery-grey) |
| Weight Capacity | 250 lbs |
| Seating Capacity | 1 person |
| Assembly | Ships fully assembled |
| Commercial Grade | Yes |
| Country of Origin | Vietnam |
FSC-certified Grade-A teak contains the highest natural oil content of any teak grade, which means the wood repels water, resists rot, and holds up against insects without chemical treatment. The HiTeak Cambria teak outdoor folding dining chair with an 18.25-inch seat and marine-grade hardware is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. It folds to approximately 4 inches thick, and the 316-grade stainless steel hinges resist corrosion in coastal environments.
Yes -- Grade-A teak's natural oils form a water-repellent barrier that prevents moisture penetration, so the wood won't rot or swell when rain soaks it. UV exposure gradually weathers the surface to a silvery-grey patina, but the structural integrity stays intact because teak's dense grain doesn't break down under sun. Marine-grade 316 stainless steel hardware resists salt air and humidity without rust, so the folding mechanism stays smooth season after season.
Teak will turn grey as it weathers outdoors, and you don't need to oil it to protect the wood -- the natural oils inside the grain do that work. If you prefer the original honey tone, apply teak oil or sealer every few months to slow the silvering. If you let it grey and later want the color back, sand lightly and the warm tone returns. Either way, the wood performs the same.
This chair folds to 4 inches thick, so you can slide it into a closet, under a bed, or behind furniture without covers or climate control -- teak handles freezing temps and damp storage spaces without damage. If you leave it outside all winter, the wood and hardware will be fine, though hinges stay smoother if you fold and unfold once mid-season to keep them moving. No need to wrap it or bring it in unless storage space is easy.
We recommend a simple and effective cleaning and care regimen for our products.
Use a light application of mild soap and water with a spray bottle or dampened soft cloth to clean the surface of your piece.
Follow with a fresh dry towel to wipe away any excess moisture that remains.
Handy folding chair for indoor use
I keep one folded in the hallway closet for guests since it stores flat and pops open quickly. The marine-grade stainless steel hinges and screws seem solid, and the tall backrest with curved slats makes it nicer than a metal folding chair for short sit-downs.
Sturdy teak chair for the deck
This chair feels solid on the deck and the Grade-A teak really looks natural without extra treatment. The high back with curved slats is comfortable for long evenings, and the marine-grade stainless steel hardware gives me confidence near the water.
Perfect for a small balcony
It folds down to a thin profile so it tucks behind a plant stand when not in use, which is great for a narrow balcony. The curved slat back lets air flow, so it doesn't feel hot when I'm sitting in the sun.
Nice chair but a bit heavy to move
The Grade-A teak gives the chair a great feel and should resist weather for years, but it is heavier than a plastic folding chair so shifting it around the yard takes some effort. I like the high back support and the marine-grade stainless steel hardware for coastal spots, just wish it was a touch lighter for carrying up steps.
Wide seat is great for extra guests
The generous 18.25-inch seat width actually makes a difference at the dining table people don't feel squeezed. The FSC-certified Grade-A teak has held up outside and the high back still feels supportive when it's used for longer meals.
