Charleen Montclair Teak Chaise Lounge

Features

• Keep your teak's original golden color by applying a teak protector or oil periodically.
• Use a mild soap solution and soft-bristle brush for regular cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasives.
• Teak may release natural oils during damp conditions, so use outdoor rugs or remove cushions to protect surfaces.
• Cover furniture during inclement weather (covers sold separately) and ensure furniture is completely dry before storing.
• Grade A Teak Crafted from premium Grade A teak, prized for its strength and refined grain. When left outdoors, teak naturally weathers from a warm golden tone to an elegant silver-gray patina. This is a normal and desirable characteristic of authentic teak. To maintain the original color, a teak sealer may be applied once or twice per year. Clean with mild soap and water; avoid pressure washing or harsh cleaners.
• Olefin Cushions Cushions are upholstered in high-performance olefin fabric, chosen for its softness, durability, and fade resistance. Fabric is water-resistant, not waterproof. For best longevity, allow cushions to fully dry and store indoors or in a dry container during heavy rain or extended periods of non-use.
• Assembly Some assembly required. Estimated time: 20–40 minutes for smaller pieces; 45–90 minutes for larger items. Tools: Allen key (included) and Phillips screwdriver. Skill level: Basic to intermediate; two people recommended for larger pieces.