WHOLESALE PRICE: $575.00
Strong architectural lines become softened by the rounded edges that provides an element of whimsy. The Emily Reclaimed Teak Dining Chair is made entirely of reclaimed teak wood, expressing visual consistency throughout the design. Pale undulations of blended wood tones take on a decidedly elegant presence allowing the soft textural quality of these outdoor dining chairs to come through.
The Emily Reclaimed Teak Dining Chair, notable for its rusticated style, celebrates a Western influence of design and aesthetic. Reclaimed teak wood has incredible abilities to withstand a variety of weather conditions and naturally resists any corrosion or damage, offering you years of good use. The refined sensibilities and artful nuances graciously juxtapose and angular dining table for a balanced dining set. Each chair has an outfitted performance Neptune™ cushion pad if needed.
Reclaimed Teak from Teak Warehouse is beautiful and full of character. Reclaimed teak also has great looks, Loads of character, in high demand and becoming difficult to source. Recycled and reclaimed teak from Teak Warehouse is sourced from large format teak which allows us to create incredible unique pieces that have the character and beauty and inherent benefits of teak with reclaimed teak.
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Maintenance for reclaimed teak is to clean with simple green marine solution diluted as directed on the product, wash off to leave to air dry. Another method is to use a spray made with a few drops of household bleach in water on damp wood. Leave for 5-10 mins and softly hose off and let to air dry. To remove loose grime on a daily basis, use a soft, dry household brush.
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2653 Manhattan Beach Bl.
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
“We ordered some benches and a table. The three pieces arrived in Connecticut in great shape and on time – and the quality is every bit as good, if not better than, more expensive teak furniture I’ve purchased in the past.”
- Ben Bilbrough, Connecticut
