Solid Teak Outdoor Sofa Sets

Every model below is built in PatioHue Outdoor's own workshop in Foshan — we are the factory, not a trading company, which is why you can specify dimensions, finishes and fabric directly with the people cutting and assembling your order. Posted prices are deliberately absent because every project differs in quantity, finish and freight; send quantities and a destination port and we come back with real numbers, usually within 12 hours.

Deep seating is what turns a terrace from a paved area into a room people actually use. Our solid teak sofa frames are cut from kiln-dried timber and joined with mortise-and-tenon joints, then paired with quick-dry cushions wrapped in solution-dyed acrylic. The result holds its shape through daily hospitality service, survives being left out in the rain, and still looks inviting at the end of a long season.

Because we build every set in our own workshop, layouts are not fixed catalogue choices. Arm position, module count, cushion thickness and fabric colour can all be adjusted, and we work from your drawings or rough dimensions when a project needs something specific.

Compare every outdoor sofa set at a glance

Model	Key dimensions	Packing	MOQ	Detail
WH-SF-1001	220 × 85 × 72 cm	1 set / 2 cartons	5 sets	Villa Teak Outdoor Sofa Set – 3 Seater
WH-SF-1002	320 × 180 × 72 cm	1 set / 4 cartons	5 sets	Villa Teak Outdoor Sofa Set – 5 Seater
WH-SF-1101	200 × 82 × 74 cm	1 set / 3 cartons	5 sets	Teak & Rattan Sofa Set – 3 Seater
WH-SF-1102	260 × 180 × 74 cm	1 set / 4 cartons	5 sets	Teak & Rattan Corner Sofa Set
WH-SF-1201	210 × 80 × 68 cm	1 set / 3 cartons	5 sets	Designer Teak Sofa & Coffee Table Set
WH-SF-1202	72 × 80 × 68 cm	1 set / 1 carton	10 sets	Designer Teak Lounge Chair & Side Table

How to choose

• Seat depth of 55–60 cm is comfortable for lounging; anything shallower reads as dining furniture rather than lounge seating.
• Ask for quick-dry reticulated foam and a mesh bottom panel on cushions — they shed water in under an hour instead of holding it for a day.
• Solution-dyed acrylic (Sunbrella-class) and olefin are the two fabrics worth specifying outdoors. Polyester fades visibly within one season.
• Check whether the frame knock-down (KD) or assembled. KD saves container cube; assembled saves your client installation time.
• Stainless 304 or marine-grade fittings are non-negotiable for coastal projects; ordinary steel will bleed rust onto pale decking.
• Order 5–10% spare cushion covers with the first container. They are cheap to ship with the order and expensive to send later.
• Ask your supplier for the frame joint type. Mortise-and-tenon with stainless bolts outlives screw-and-glue construction by years.
• A standard three-seat set packs into two cartons. We prepare a loading plan for every order so you know exactly what goes into each container.

How we build them

Timber is kiln dried to 8–12% moisture before cutting, then jointed with mortise-and-tenon and 304 stainless hardware rather than screw-and-glue assembly. Every frame is hand-sanded to 180–240 grit, finished with oil or a water-based sealer, and packed in drop-tested export cartons. Knocked-down options are available on most models and can reduce shipped cube significantly.

Care and maintenance

Brush off loose dirt and rinse with clean water a few times a season; for stubborn marks use a pH-neutral teak cleaner and a soft brush. If you prefer the original honey tone, apply a water-based teak sealer once or twice a year — otherwise simply let it weather to an even silver-grey, which does not affect strength. Avoid bleach and do not pressure wash on high settings.

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