Additional Features

• Eligible Parts: Legs, Seat, Back Deck, Feet, Back Cushions, Seat Cushions, Throw Pillow, Arm
• Frame Durability: Weather Resistant, Water Resistant, Year Round Use, UV Resistant, Mildew Resistant, Rust Resistant
• Product Care: One of the best ways to keep Sunbrella® fabrics looking good is to brush off dirt before it becomes embedded in the fabrics and wiping up spills or cleaning soon after a stain occurs. The quicker you clean spills and stains, the easier they can be to remove. Clean the anodized frames of the furniture mentioned above using a sponge, warm water, and soap. Rinse with fresh water. We recommend that furniture be cleaned at least on a yearly basis. Do not clean using any type of abrasive agent or scouring pad. Clean teak furniture twice a year with a brush and mild soap, preferably with warm water. This prevents dirt from the atmosphere from becoming deeply embedded in the grain of the wood. When furniture first arrives, dust with a damp cloth to remove “teak dust”. It is advised for the first 3 months that cushions be removed as often as possible, as the natural oils reach the surface layer of the wood and can stain cushions. Teak can be “watered” often using freshwater to help weathering process develop more evenly. A teak brightener can be used as well to make the stains disappear. Black stains can be removed with a high-pressure hose or sanding the affected surface to remove the stain. Grease, oil, wine, or wax can be removed with a spirit or benzine, if it is a deeper stain you can also sand the teak as well.