contemporary square outdoor teak sofa, crate style frame, three deep seat and three deep back cushions Canvas Natural Sunbrella fabric, open sides
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
contemporary square outdoor teak sofa, crate style frame, three deep seat and three deep back cushions Pebble Grey Sunbrella fabric, open sides
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair
Huron Club Chair

Huron Club Chair

HSTK1300K-CN

Regular price $2,499.00
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Product Details

This product is Made to Order just for you and will take approximately 2 weeks to complete.

Warm glowing teak, with gorgeous natural variation combined with a modern crate style frame makes the Huron Club Chair a stand out piece. The chair sits on low polymer feet, elevating it from the ground to allow for air flow beneath the base. Pair with the matching Sofa and accent tables to complete the set for a look your neighbours will envy.

Add your protective cover HSPP1309 or HSTG741

 With exposure to the elements teak will naturally weather to a silvery grey patina. To maintain the warm honey colour we recommend our Teak Care Kit and Teak Shield product. Keep scrolling to learn how to care for teak!

Key Features
  • Highly Durable Construction
  • UV/Moisture Resistant Cushions
  • Polymer Foot Glides
Product Specs
  • Arm Height 24.5" H
  • Back Cushion Height 17"
  • General Dimensions 40" W x 34" D x 33.5" H
  • Seat Depth 22"
  • Seat Height 16"
  • Fabric 100% Sunbrella Acrylic - Durable, UV-resistant and water-repellent fabric
  • Frame Grade A Teak
  • Style Transitional

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Natural & Finished Teak Care

The Nature of Teak

Teak Wood is a durable tropical hardwood recognized for its durability and stability in exterior climates. It is impervious to sun, rain and snow. Natural teak starts out in a golden-brown state, and depending on the amount of exposure to exterior elements it will turn to a beautiful silver-grey patina (when left untreated) in 5 to 12 months. Due to the wood density this weathering process occurs only on the surface and does not harm the teak in any way.

During the weathering process, it is common for the teak wood grain to lift slightly (feel rough) and for small fine cracks to appear. This is called “checking” which is a natural occurrence (due to variations in temperature and humidity). Checking does not affect the structural integrity of the furniture and is not covered under warranty. If the wood feels slightly rough, it can be lightly sanded with 180-grit sandpaper in the direction of the wood grain. Water spots will occur during rain and wet weather. These will even out with time and the furniture will achieve a more uniform, silver-grey patina.

Natural Teak

New teak product will secrete some of its natural oils for the first few weeks which can stain light coloured cushions (or porous stone patio surfaces). We recommend wiping down your new natural teak furniture with a damp cloth & allowing the oils in your furniture to dry for a minimum of 2 weeks before use. This should be done before placing new cushions on the product. If cushions/fabrics do become stained by the oils in the teak, we recommend the use of our Upholstery Cleaner.

General cleaning & maintenance

To protect your new teak furniture and accessories, we suggest seasonally cleaning your teak products. To clean teak and remove dirt, stains and mildew as well as restore your teak to a bright/clean finish, we recommend our Teak Cleaner.  If the wood grain stands up a bit after cleaning, lightly sand down the surface with fine sandpaper.

To maintain honey colour

To clean & maintain the natural golden-brown we recommend cleaning and protecting your teak furniture with our Hauser Teak Care Kit. The protective coating can be applied at the time of purchase and maintained regularly following the instructions provided in the kit.

For surfaces that may experience food/drink spills, we recommend our Teak Shield. This product provides a clear repellent and helps prevent stains. It allows moisture to escape, has mold/mildew inhibitors and doesn’t change the natural look of the product.

For those that want to “skip the step” of waiting for their teak product to slowly weather in the exterior elements Instant Grey product will turn new golden-brown teak to the silver-grey patina within an hour.

Finished Teak

Some teak is first vigorously brushed to obtain a textured and seasoned finish. After a coat of waterproofing primer, five coats of grey finish are applied. This process protects the wood against the weather, UV’s and various stains such as wine, coffee or oil and therefore requires little maintenance.

If exposed to the elements, the finish will fade and wear through, exposing unfinished teak. Exposed teak will begin to acquire a silver-grey patina which is typical of unfinished teak.

General cleaning & maintenance

To maintain your finished teak, use a dry, clean cloth to dust furniture weekly.

To clean, wash gently with mild soap and water, and dry with a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or a power washer.

Winter Protection

For winter protection, we suggest you store your teak furniture/accessories in dry/covered areas (such as a covered roof, garage, shed or basement). If you don’t have room to store your furniture, we strongly suggest quality BREATHABLE covers should be used. When using a protective cover on a flat furniture surface (such as a dining table), use a pool noodle/pail/bowl in the centre of the surface so the cover is tented for additional air circulation.

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Teak FAQ

What are the black dots on my teak furniture?

Although teak will not mildew, mildew sometimes grows on dirt and other foreign substances that have not been removed from the wood. This occurs more commonly in warm, humid climates. If this happens, please follow standard cleaning instructions immediately.

There are cracks in my teak. Is this normal?

Yes, During the weathering process, it is common for the teak wood grain to lift slightly (feel rough) and for small fine cracks to appear. This is called “checking” which is a natural occurrence (due to variations in temperature and humidity). Checking does not affect the structural integrity of the furniture and is not covered under warranty. If the wood feels slightly rough, it can be lightly sanded with 180-grit sandpaper in the direction of the wood grain.