Ash & Ember Cascade Grade A Teak Rocking Chair - 899524
Comfort meets craftsmanship with this Grade A Teak rocking chair. Perfect for sipping tea on the porch, patio, deck, garden, or by the pool. Crafted with legally sourced, Grade A teak wood - one of the most durable woods available — this all-weather rocking chair contains natural oils that make it exceptionally weather resistant to rain, snow, sun, wind, and humidity. That means it won’t chip, peel, splinter, crack, or decay over time. Sanded by hand for a smooth finish, the ergonomic design features a wide, contoured seat and arm rests for comfort. And the high back rest is slightly reclined for ample support and maximum relaxation with a slat-back design perfect for heat dissipation in warmer weather.
Naturally a gorgeous golden-brown, this chair weathers to a beautiful silvery patina if left untreated. You can also apply teak oil each season to keep the original golden color or add a finish of your choice..
What Our Experts Think
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Rocking chair crafted from premium Grade A teak for all-weather durability and long-lasting performance.
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Ergonomic design with wide contoured seat, supportive armrests, and slightly reclined high back for maximum comfort.
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Slat-back design promotes airflow and heat dissipation in warm weather.
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Naturally weather-resistant due to teak’s inherent oils; resists chipping, peeling, splitting, cracking, and decay.
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Hand-sanded smooth finish ensures refined craftsmanship and elegant appearance, ideal for patios, porches, decks, or gardens.
Q&A
Q1: What material is the rocking chair made from?
A: Premium Grade A teak, legally sourced and naturally weather-resistant.
Q2: Is it comfortable for long periods of sitting?
A: Yes, wide contoured seat, supportive armrests, and reclined high back enhance comfort.
Q3: How does it handle outdoor conditions?
A: Teak resists rain, sun, snow, wind, and humidity without chipping, cracking, or decay.
Q4: Does it allow airflow in warm weather?
A: Yes, slat-back design promotes ventilation and heat dissipation.
Q5: How is the finish treated?
A: Hand-sanded smooth for premium craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean with mild soap and water; avoid harsh chemicals.
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Apply teak oil periodically to maintain original golden tone.
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Allow natural silver-gray patina to develop if desired.
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Cover or store during extreme weather to prolong lifespan.
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Inspect joints and rocking mechanism periodically for stability.
