| Brand | HiTeak |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (Each Chair) | 23.5 in. W |
| Material | Grade-A teak (sustainably sourced) |
| Hardware | 316-grade marine stainless steel |
| Finish | Hand-sanded natural teak |
| Design | Stackable armchair with slatted seat and back |
| Quantity | 4 chairs |
| Origin | Costa Rican teak, kiln-dried in Vietnam |
| Care | Weather naturally to grey patina or maintain with teak oil |
When you host dinner for twelve one month and six the next, bulky dining chairs consume your garage between gatherings. This set of four stackable teak armchairs stacks into roughly the footprint of one chair so you store extras without dedicating half your shed to seating. The HiTeak Modurn stackable dining armchair set -- four Grade-A teak outdoor armchairs with marine-grade stainless steel hardware -- is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping.
Grade-A teak from Costa Rican forests carries the highest natural oil content of any teak grade, and those oils repel water without any chemical treatment. Rain beads off the surface instead of soaking in, so rot and mildew never start even if the chairs sit uncovered through weeks of storms. UV exposure weathers the golden honey color to an elegant silvery-grey over six to twelve months, but the wood itself stays structurally sound -- teak's silica content shields the cell structure from sun degradation. The 316-grade marine stainless steel hardware resists corrosion in saltwater environments, so coastal humidity and salt spray won't leave rust streaks down the slats.
You don't have to oil it -- teak performs identically whether you maintain the golden finish with seasonal oil or let it weather to silver-grey. If you prefer the warm honey tone, wipe on teak oil every four to six months after cleaning the slats with mild soap and water; if you like the weathered patina, leave it alone and the color will shift naturally over the first year. Either way, the wood's rot resistance and strength remain unchanged. Store the stacked chairs in a garage or shed over winter if you want to slow the weathering, or leave them on the patio year-round -- teak doesn't require indoor storage the way aluminum cushions or wicker do.
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.
Space-saving stackers for rooftop terrace
The angled armrests create secure stacking points so four chairs reduce down to roughly the footprint of one, which is perfect for tight rooftop storage. The golden teak color from the hand-sanded finish is pleasant, and I expect it to weather nicely with sun exposure.
Poolside seating that drains well
I like the quick-drainage slatted construction the angled teak slats stop water from pooling and help fabric dry faster. The industrial style pairs well with my metal table and the chairs feel sturdy enough for regular use.
Solid chairs with one small drawback
Grade-A teak and the hand-sanded natural finish give a really nice look, but the chairs are a bit heavy to move around when rearranging for a large dinner. The stackable design nests well, though it did take a bit of muscle to lift them high enough to stack.
Arrived too late for us Modurn Teak
The piece itself seems solid, but the delivery took much longer than expected and missed the timing we needed for the room. The finish also looked a little different from the photo on my screen, so it was not the right fit once it arrived.
Good fit for a seaside balcony
These are great for a coastal balcony because the marine-grade stainless steel hardware (316-grade) seems built for salt air and should resist corrosion. They stack tightly, so storage on the small balcony is simple and they don't tip when stacked.
