Castello Natural Oil Stain Teak with Cushions Club Chair (Canvas Regatta)

Our Teak Two products from the Castello deep seating collection have a modern look that adds both charm and convenience to your space. This solid teak club chair has a fine, sanded finish with an oil-based stain for less long-term maintenance as you enjoy it for years to come. The features of the Castello club chair contain a wide-set frame with a clean, straight constructed form. The back frame consists of horizontal slats and the arms of the chair are constructed in a boxy manner. In addition, the club chair contains a wide-set bottom frame, creating a more elevated seating appearance. The teak used is plantation grown, European grade teak from FSC-certified upcycled teak wood, gathered from old-growth, FSC-certified forests, across the Indonesian archipelago. The teak wood undergoes a six-week kiln drying process of taking moisture out of the wood. This is important because the moisture in the teak wood is what causes the finished product to shrink or expand with changes in temperature and humidity. Teak is the only material with a natural resistance to water, insects, mold, and mildew, making it one of the most durable materials we carry. This club chair is a combination of machine-made for precision and handmade with traditional Mortise and Tenon construction for smooth and tight joinery to showcase the elements from local artisans.Features:

• Plantation grown European teak
• Smooth and tight joinery
• Modern style with wide-set chair frame
• Clean, straight constructed seating frame Cushion:
• 100% solution-dyed acrylic Sunbrella fabric
• UV resistant, fade resistant, mold and mildew resistant, spill-proof and stain resistant
• Seat cushions use a plush polyester that is wrapped over a foam core which provides a lasting structure and softness.
• Back cushions use a layered, softer grade and more expensive polyester for added comfort.Teak Maintenance Note: Over time, your teak product will naturally fade to a nice, silvery shade and check (develop small cracks) due to weather exposure. Visit Fabric & Furniture Care to learn how to maintain your teak products.