Palma Teak Weather-Resistant Outdoor Lounge Chair

Details at a Glance

The Moe's Home Palma combines a solid teak frame with UV-resistant faux hyacinth woven seat and back, engineered to hold up against direct sun, poolside moisture, and years of outdoor use. The Palma Teak Weather-Resistant Outdoor Lounge Chair is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. At 25.5 inches wide and just 16 pounds, you can move it from deck to poolside without wrestling heavy furniture.

How Well Does Solid Teak Handle Rain and Sun?

Teak's natural oils repel water, resist insects, and prevent rot -- it won't warp when rain soaks the frame or split under full-sun heat. The faux hyacinth weave is UV-stabilized to resist fading and engineered to shed water and resist mildew, so the seat maintains its color and texture through seasons of exposure. Teak will develop a silver-gray patina over time unless you treat it with oil; the woven material holds its original color far longer than untreated natural fibers.

Does Teak Need to Be Oiled, and Will It Turn Gray?

Teak doesn't need oil to remain structurally sound -- it'll last decades untreated. If you prefer the golden honey tone, apply teak oil every few months; without it, the wood weathers to a distinguished silver-gray, which many prefer for a coastal or aged look. The faux hyacinth seat won't change color either way -- its UV resistance is built into the synthetic fiber, not a coating that wears off.

Can This Stay Outside All Year?

The teak frame can handle year-round exposure, but you should store the chair inside or cover it during heavy rain, snow, or freezing conditions to extend the life of the woven seat. Poolside chlorine and salt air won't corrode the teak, and the woven material resists cracking in cold, but regular covering during inclement weather keeps both looking fresh longer. If you live where winters are harsh, bringing it into a garage or shed is the safest bet.

Where Does a Teak Lounge Chair Work Best?

Position the Palma poolside for resort-style seating, or pair two around a side table on a covered porch for a reading nook that complements your outdoor lounge chairs collection. The 16-pound weight and protective leg glides make it easy to move from tile to wood deck to concrete without scratching surfaces or sinking into softer ground. Cluster it with pieces from your outdoor accent chairs to create distinct zones -- one for dining, one for lounging -- or place it near weather-resistant outdoor wall art to anchor a corner of the patio.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the finish fade in direct sun?

The faux hyacinth woven material is UV-resistant and engineered to hold its color under full sunlight; the teak frame will naturally weather to silver-gray unless you apply teak oil to maintain the golden tone.

Is teak good for poolside furniture?

Yes -- teak's natural oils repel water and resist chlorine and salt corrosion, so it won't warp, crack, or rot in high-humidity poolside conditions.

How do I store it over winter?

Move the chair inside to a garage or shed, or cover it with a waterproof furniture cover during snow, freezing rain, or extended wet periods to protect the woven seat.

How do you clean outdoor lounge chairs?

Wipe the woven seat with mild soap and water, rinse, and air dry; scrub the teak frame with a soft brush and soapy water, rinse, then let it dry before applying teak oil if you want to restore the golden color.

What's the difference between this and a chaise lounge?

A chaise lounge has an elongated seat that supports your legs and often reclines for sunbathing; this lounge chair has a standard seat depth and upright back for reading or conversation.

Does this chair ship free to my home?

Yes, you get free curbside delivery to the continental USA; white-glove setup and assembly are available for an additional fee upon request.