Teak Adirondack Chairs
If you're in the market for a teak Adirondack chair, we suggest you consider an Ipe Adirondack instead.  Ipe is an extremely durable hardwood commonly referred to as "Brazilian Walnut".  It is virtually indestructible as well as one of the most beautiful woods that can be used to craft Adirondack chairs.  It is nearly 4 times as hard as teak and can be used in very severe climates.  Ipe Adirondack Chairs can withstand sun, rain, snow and freezing temperatures better than Teak Adirondacks.  Ipe products are suitable for all "commercial" projects.  Ipe Adirondack Chairs require no maintenance, although Charleston Chair suggests that you apply a coat of Linseed Oil every year to accentuate the natural characteristics of the wood.  Ipe Adirondack Chairs grey naturally over many years but should never warp, split or peel.  Charleston Chair offers Ipe Adirondack Chairs both natural as well as oiled.  You can expect your Ipe Adirondacks to look great for 25 years or more.  American Made Ipe Adirondack Chair from Charleston Chair is as close as outdoor furniture comes to Heirloom Quality!
See how Teak Adirondack Chairs compare to Ipe Adirondack Chairs on the Janka Scale.  Speak to a sales person today to learn more about why Teak Adirondack Chairs are great but Ipe is better!