The teak lounger makes a great addition to your outdoor furniture collection. The popularity of teak as a material for patio furniture has risen. But not every teak lounger is created equal.I have seen some really handy features as I have looked at one teak lounger after the next. I like these features. As you shop for a teak lounger, you may want to keep your eye out for some of these features.
Wheels. Solid teak can be heavy. A set of wheels on a teak lounger makes moving the chair much easier.
Adjustable back. We naturally move and change positions every few minutes to protect our bodies from injury and stay comfortable. It’s nice to have a chair with an adjustable back; everything from sitting to lying down is equally easy.
Adjustable seat. I have seen this feature less frequently, but it allows an even greater variety of positions. The middle portion lies flat or elevates to support bent knees.
Arms. This is a take-it-or-leave-it feature. Sometimes I like arms; sometimes they get in the way. I think the ideal teak lounger would have arms that were quick and easy to detach and reattach, but I haven’t seen that model yet.
Cushions. I consider cushions necessary for a teak lounger. Some loungers will include the cushion; some will offer a cushion separately that fits the chair. Either option will work, as long as there is a cushion that fits the teak lounger.
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