Features

• Finished teak
• Teak weathers over time. The weathering process will vary depending on climate, exposure to the elements, and commitment to care and maintenance. Teak expands and contracts with climate change
• Teak is dense and has a high oil content. The natural oils prevent rotting and provide resistance to fungus, and most wood-boring pests. It is recommended to use/apply a teak sealer. (Not included)
• To avoid mold/mildew please set cushion aside before inclement weather. After use, wet cushions should be set aside to dry
• The cushion covers included are made of water-repellent and sunproof materials. However, if left out in the rain or near sprinklers, the water will be absorbed through the seams. It is recommended to keep the cushions covered or indoors when not in use
• For surfaced teak oil stains, gently wash with a mild fabric cleaner and a soft bristle brush. To avoid oil surfacing on cushions, flip cushions up when not in use until oil surfacing subsides (set-in stains may require professional cleaning)
• For everyday stains, use a mild cleaner with warm water and a soft bristle brush. Rinse thoroughly and tip the cushions on the zipper side down, unzipped to ensure all water drains
• Store cushions separately from the teak frame for the first year to avoid the wood's natural oils staining the cushions
• Natural wood grain variation - no item has the same grain finish or wood knots due to natural factors