Solid Teak Teak Sun Loungers

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.

Pool decks punish furniture. Chlorine, salt spray, sunscreen and relentless UV are why most loungers look tired after one season and why teak is still the specification of choice for serious resorts. Our frames are solid teak with stainless hardware, and every moving part — wheels, backrest catches, hinges — is chosen for daily adjustment by guests.

Loungers are also the most touched item on the property: guests drag them, flip them and leave them out. We build for that — nothing screws into end grain, all hardware is stainless, and cushions use marine-grade fabric with mesh bases that shed water rather than storing it.

Compare every teak sun lounger at a glance

Model	Key dimensions	Packing	MOQ	Detail
WH-SL-4001	200 × 68 × 36 cm	1 pc / 1 carton	10 pcs	Teak Sun Lounger – Single
WH-SL-4002	200 × 130 × 36 cm	1 pc / 2 cartons	5 pcs	Teak Sun Lounger – Double

How to choose

• Check the backrest mechanism first — it is the part guests break. Look for a solid teak or stainless ratchet rather than plastic clips.
• Wheel material matters: rubber or PU tyres protect decking and roll quietly; hard nylon is cheaper and marks pale stone.
• Cushions should have a mesh base and quick-dry foam, otherwise every lounger out of action the morning after rain.
• Look for stainless 304 or 316 hardware. Chlorine and salt will stain anything less within a season.
• Stackability decides winter storage. Stackable loungers can cut off-season storage space by half.
• Check static load rating if you are supplying a commercial property; 120–150 kg is the range most operators want in writing.
• Ask about replacement parts. A lounger you cannot repair ends up in a skip after one broken slat.
• Umbrella or side-table add-ons increase revenue per guest and are cheap to ship with the main order.

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

Rinse with fresh water weekly in coastal or chlorinated environments to remove salt and chemical residue. Wash the frame a few times a season and check that wheel bolts and backrest catches stay tight. Cushions: brush off sand, spot-clean with mild soap and water, and store dry during long wet periods. Let the timber weather to silver or reseal annually to keep the honey tone.

Common questions