Sat out all winter and it is still solid
The teak did exactly what teak does, silvered over and otherwise carried on. The three splayed legs sit flat on my uneven bluestone where a four-legged table used to rock on the same spot.
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Outdoor & Garden
A slatted round top sixteen inches across, on three splayed legs at eighteen inches high. Teak carries its own oil, which is why it weathers rather than rots.

WHY TEAK
Teak grows with a high natural oil content, which is why boat builders use it bare. Water beads on the surface instead of soaking into the grain, so a stand left out through a winter does not swell, split, or go soft at the feet where it meets the paving.
SILVER OR HONEY
Left alone, teak greys to a soft silver over a season or two. That is surface oxidation, not decay — the wood underneath is unchanged and just as strong. Wipe teak oil on twice a year instead and it holds the honey colour it arrives in.
THE LEGS
Three legs sit flat on an uneven flagstone where four would rock and need a shim. Splaying them widens the footprint, so a 40 lb pot at eighteen inches has a base under it rather than a pedestal.
| Material | Solid teak, untreated |
| Dimensions | 16 in diameter, 18 in high |
| Top | Slatted, drains after rain |
| Load | Up to 40 lb |
| Assembly | Three legs, about five minutes |
| Finish | None; greys to silver if left |
| Care | Teak oil twice a year to hold the colour |
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers — bought as a lot, priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials. When the lot is gone we cannot always reorder.
Verified buyers
The teak did exactly what teak does, silvered over and otherwise carried on. The three splayed legs sit flat on my uneven bluestone where a four-legged table used to rock on the same spot.
Three legs on and it was done, no instructions needed. It is carrying a planter close to the 40 lb limit and there is no wobble at all at eighteen inches up.
Powder-coated metal and teak handle a full season outdoors without complaint. Through winter, cover the piece or bring the lighter items and cushions inside. What each piece is rated for is on its page.
Yes, and that is normal. Untreated teak weathers to a silver-grey within a season without losing any strength — the colour change is on the surface. Oil it once or twice a season if you would rather keep the honey tone.
Anything listed for outdoor use is rated for it and the rating is on the page. Solar and battery pieces need no wiring at all; anything that plugs in needs an outdoor-rated socket, not an extension run out through a window.
The fabric is water-resistant, not waterproof. A shower runs off and they dry quickly, but a cushion put away damp will mildew from the inside out. Stand them on edge to dry before storing.