Guide to the Care and Maintenance of Your Teak Adirondack Chair

One of the most significant characteristics of a teak Adirondack chair is its sturdiness in all kinds of weather. This dense grained hard wood will resist decay, shrinking, warping, and even swelling. Teak Adirondack chairs have a very smooth feel and do not splinter. Teak has a reputation for being very costly and at times that is true, but recently a lot of companies are bringing the price of teak patio furniture down. 

Consumers, due to the splendor and strength of the individual pieces, prefer outdoor wooden furniture built with teak. A solid, tough, yellowish-brown wood with a lovely finish, the teak tree grows in the expanse of Southeast Asia and is gathered from the nearby forests and teak plantations by the locals. Even when unfinished, this wood is exceptional in that it can endure the elements year after year with almost no maintenance, hence the reason it is often called the leading wood for garden furniture.