Manorhouse Teak Patio Rectangular Dining Set 7PC - All-Weather Teak

Details at a Glance

Brand	HiTeak
Table Dimensions	70.75 in. L x 39.37 in. W x 29.5 in. H (extends to 94.5 in. L)
Chair Dimensions	22.83 in. W x 24.4 in. D x 36.22 in. H
Material	Grade-A Teak
Finish	Natural Brown
Seating Capacity	6 standard, expands to 8
Total Weight	240.6 pounds
Umbrella Hole	2 in. diameter, pre-drilled center
Assembly	Table requires 2-3 hours; chairs arrive fully assembled
Care	Annual oiling to maintain color, or allow natural silver patina

Grade-A teak handles moisture, insects, and UV exposure without chemical sealants because its natural oil content keeps rot and decay at bay season after season. This Manorhouse Teak Patio Rectangular Dining Set 7PC is a 70.75-inch extendable table with six stackable armchairs available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. The table extends to 94.5 inches when you need room for eight, and the self-storing leaf means you won't lose it in the garage.

How Does Grade-A Teak Stand Up to Rain and Sun?

Grade-A teak is cut from the heartwood, where oil concentration is highest, so the material naturally repels water and resists UV breakdown. You don't need to seal it or treat it with chemicals -- the wood weathers to a silver-grey patina outdoors, or you can oil it once a year to keep the warm brown tone. Insects won't bore into it, and it won't splinter or crack the way pressure-treated pine does after a few wet winters. Salt air doesn't corrode teak, which is why boat decks are built from it.

Do You Have to Oil Teak Every Year?

You don't have to oil it at all if you're fine with the natural grey patina that develops over a season or two. Oiling once a year keeps the original brown color, but skipping it won't hurt the wood's structural integrity -- it's purely cosmetic. If you let it grey and later decide you want brown again, you can sand the surface lightly and apply teak oil to bring the color back. Either way, the wood itself stays sound.

Where Does a 7-Piece Extendable Set Work Best?

This set fits a standard patio or deck that's at least 12 feet wide, leaving walking space around the chairs when they're pulled out. The 2-inch umbrella hole is centered, so you can add shade without a weighted base taking up floor space. Keep extra outdoor dining chairs nearby for the nights you extend the table to 94.5 inches, and consider pairing it with pieces from our outdoor dining sets collection if you're furnishing multiple zones. The chairs stack vertically for storage, so you can tuck four against a wall when you're down to everyday seating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does teak need to be oiled?

No -- oiling maintains the brown color, but the wood itself is durable without it. If you skip oiling, teak weathers to a silver-grey patina that many people prefer.

Will teak turn grey, and can I stop it?

Yes, teak turns grey outdoors unless you oil it annually. The grey is just surface oxidation and doesn't weaken the wood; you can reverse it later by sanding and re-oiling.

Can this stay outside all year?

Yes -- Grade-A teak withstands freeze-thaw cycles, rain, and snow without rotting. You can leave it uncovered through winter, though storing the cushions indoors prevents mildew.

Will the finish fade in direct sun?

The natural brown will lighten to grey in UV exposure unless you oil it yearly. The wood structure isn't damaged by sun -- fading is purely cosmetic.

How long does teak outdoor furniture last?

Grade-A teak lasts 25 to 50 years outdoors with minimal care, far longer than aluminum or resin sets that need replacement every decade.

Does this ship fully assembled?

The six armchairs arrive fully assembled. The table requires 2-3 hours of assembly with two people. Free curbside delivery is included; white-glove setup is available for an additional fee upon request.