Ash & Ember Luna Grade A Teak Armchair - 899536
Crafted for comfort and lasting elegance, this timeless teak armchair elevates any outdoor dining space. Designed with a gently angled back, slatted seat, and supportive armrests, it invites relaxed gatherings around the patio table. Made from premium Grade A teak, it is kiln-dried for stability, hand-sanded to a smooth finish, and secured with wooden dowel hardware. Naturally weather-resistant, the wood's golden tone will age to a graceful silvery gray - though occasional teak oil will preserve its warm, sun-kissed glow. Built to endure, season after season.
All Ash & Ember teak furniture is crafted from legally sourced teak wood from responsibly managed plantations - never from natural forests.
What Our Experts Think
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Timeless teak armchair crafted from premium Grade A teak for durability and outdoor elegance.
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Gently angled back, slatted seat, and supportive armrests provide ergonomic comfort for dining or lounging.
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Kiln-dried wood, hand-sanded finish, and wooden dowel hardware ensure long-lasting stability.
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Naturally weather-resistant; golden tones gracefully age to a silvery gray over time.
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Perfect for patios, decks, gardens, or any outdoor dining space.
Q&A
Q1: What material is the armchair made from?
A: Premium Grade A teak, kiln-dried and hand-sanded.
Q2: Is it comfortable for extended seating?
A: Yes, angled back, slatted seat, and supportive armrests provide ergonomic comfort.
Q3: How does the finish change over time?
A: Golden tones naturally weather to a silver-gray patina; teak oil preserves original color.
Q4: Can it be used outdoors year-round?
A: Yes, designed to resist sun, rain, and seasonal weather.
Q5: How is it constructed?
A: Built with wooden dowel hardware for stability and durability.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean with mild soap and water; avoid harsh chemicals.
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Apply teak oil periodically to maintain original golden color.
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Allow natural silver-gray patina to develop if preferred.
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Cover or store during extreme weather to extend lifespan.
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Inspect joints periodically and tighten as needed for stability.
