Teak Chaise Lounges for Poolside Relaxation
A teak chaise lounge is built from Grade A teak, one of the few hardwoods dense and oil-rich enough to live outdoors permanently without rotting, warping, or attracting insects. Harmonia Living, Sunset West, and Three Birds Casual lead this collection with sling and cushioned frame styles in a range of profiles.
Left untreated, teak weathers to a soft silver-gray patina; oiled once a season, it holds its honey-brown color instead. Neither choice affects the wood's strength, so the decision comes down to which look you prefer rather than which one lasts longer. Either way, a teak chaise lounge can stay outside through every season without a cover.
Most pieces here use a multi-position backrest, adjusting from flat to upright so the same chaise works for napping or reading. If you want a wider format built for two loungers side by side, our teak daybeds collection covers that instead.
Browse our full chaise lounges selection across every material we carry, or see the complete teak outdoor furniture range for dining, seating, and bar pieces in the same material.
Common Questions About Teak Chaise Lounges
Only if you want to keep the honey-brown color. Teak's natural oils protect it either way. Oiling once a season maintains the original color, while unoiled teak ages to a silver-gray patina with no loss of strength.
Yes, most have a multi-position back. The majority of pieces here use a hinged backrest that adjusts through several positions between flat and upright.
Yes, that's one of teak's core advantages. Teak's density and natural oils resist rot, insects, and weather damage well enough to leave it outdoors permanently, through every season.
Primarily Harmonia Living, Sunset West, and Three Birds Casual. These three brands make up most of the sling and cushioned teak chaise styles in this collection.
