Barlow Tyrie Adirondack Armchair

Teak is naturally rich in oils and rubber, making it highly resistant to rot, insects, and harsh weather. Over time, the wood will naturally weather from its original honey-brown color to a soft, silvery-gray patina if left untreated.

The chair arrives partially assembled and requires some straightforward construction. You will need basic tools and a bit of time to secure the components, but the process is manageable for most homeowners.

The seat height is 14 inches, which is standard for a traditional Adirondack chair. Because the seat is deeply angled for relaxation, it sits lower to the ground than a standard dining chair, which may require a bit more effort to stand up from.

The chair is ergonomically designed to be comfortable on its own thanks to the curved back and angled seat. However, the optional cushions provide extra padding and allow you to customize the look and feel of the chair to your preference.

Teak is very low-maintenance. You can simply wash it with mild soap and water occasionally to remove dirt. If you prefer to maintain the original honey color rather than letting it turn gray, you will need to apply a teak sealer periodically.