Teak Outdoor Single Deep Seating Drenthe
Relax in luxury with our Teak Outdoor Single Deep Seating Drenthe Outdoor. Handcrafted from durable Jepara teak wood for timeless design, comfort, and style
| Dimensions | 88 × 85 × 63 cm |
|---|---|
| Volume | 0.4 |
| Material | Solid Teak Wood, Sunproof Cushion |
| Finishing | Natural Fine Sanded |
Product Overview
The Teak Outdoor Single Deep Seating Drenthe by Republic Furniture is a refined single-seat deep seating sofa designed for ultimate outdoor comfort. Crafted from premium solid teak wood sourced from Jepara, this piece reflects timeless craftsmanship and natural beauty.
Its generous seating depth, combined with sunproof cushions and a smooth natural fine-sanded finish, creates an inviting spot for relaxation, perfect for enjoying quiet moments outdoors while maintaining a sophisticated aesthetic.
Product Specifications
- Brand Name: Republic Furniture
- Product Name: Teak Outdoor Single Deep Seating Drenthe
- Type: Deep Seating Sofa
- Number of Seat: 1 (Single Seat)
- Dimensions: 88 × 85 × 63 cm
- Material: Solid Teak Wood (Jepara), Sunproof Cushion
- Finishing: Natural Fine Sanded
Best Place to Use It
This single deep seating sofa is ideal for:
- Patios and Terraces: Creates a cozy corner for reading or enjoying coffee outdoors.
- Poolside Areas: Teak’s natural resistance to moisture makes it suitable for pool environments.
- Garden Lounges: Blends harmoniously with greenery, adding warmth and elegance.
- Balconies or Verandas: Its single-seat design fits perfectly in limited spaces without compromising comfort.
Care and Maintenance Tips
- Clean the teak frame regularly with a soft cloth and mild soap to remove dust and dirt.
- Allow the wood to age naturally for a silver-gray patina, or apply teak oil periodically to maintain its warm golden tone.
- Store or cover the cushions when not in use or during heavy rain to extend their lifespan.
- Use furniture covers for added protection during extreme weather conditions to preserve both wood and cushions over time.
