Furniture Care Guide

Teak wood furniture will develop a silver-gray patina over about nine months if left outdoors. This natural weathering process may be faster in moist climates and slower in dry ones. You might notice small cracks, known as "checking", and lifting of the grain, but these are normal and do not affect the furniture's strength or durability.

Yes, before using your teak furniture, it should be wiped with a damp cloth to remove any manufacturing residues. Natural oils in the wood may bleed out during initial rainfalls, so protect cushions by storing them inside during this period.

Regular cleaning with fresh water and a soft bristle brush is usually enough. For more thorough cleaning, use a mixture of laundry detergent and bleach, and consider a specialized teak cleaner for tough stains.

For spot cleaning, use lukewarm water with mild soap. For stubborn stains, a mild bleach solution can be used. Be sure to rinse thoroughly and air-dry.

Use non-abrasive products for cleaning to maintain the appearance. Avoid harsh chemicals and clean regularly to prevent buildup that can damage the coating.

Clean with a soapy solution of warm water and a mild detergent, and avoid using pine oil cleansers or harsh abrasives. Straps can be replaced by the consumer if needed.

Use standard countertop cleaners for most table types. Follow specific care instructions for tables with powder coat finishes or polymer surfaces.

Furniture should be drained of water to prevent freeze damage, which is not covered under warranty.

Clean with common detergents. Avoid excessive force when scrubbing and use bleach for resistant stains. Do not expose to high temperatures.

Regular cleaning with a generic composite deck cleaner is recommended. For tougher cleaning, power washing at a safe distance can be used.

Use the brand's heavy-duty fabric cleaner and water repellent for best results, cleaning the entire surface of the cushion and not just spot cleaning.

Clean regularly with non-abrasive soap and water. For tougher situations, a pressure washer may be used cautiously.

Regular cleaning with soap and water is sufficient. For poly material, avoid using abrasive cleaners and pressure washers too close to the material.

Rinse with fresh water in coastal areas to prevent rusting, and use a fire pit cover when not in use.

Clean once a month with water and allow to dry completely before storing. For deeper cleaning, follow specific care instructions every 2-3 years.

Brush off dirt and address spills quickly. For cleaning, use mild soap or fabric cleaner and rinse thoroughly. Specific instructions vary based on the furniture.

Apply Wood Shield for stain protection and use specific cleaners to maintain the wood. For color restoration, follow the recommended process with proper cleaners and finishes.

It can be cleaned with household cleaners. For cushions, ensure they are dry before storing and clean professionally if heavily soiled.