Anderson Teak Loungers

A good chaise lounger has to do two things well: hold up to being dragged around a pool deck, and stay comfortable through hours of actual use, not just look right in a photo. Anderson Teak's loungers are built with an adjustable backrest (typically multiple recline positions) on a Grade-A teak frame that's heavy enough to sit still in a breeze but not so heavy it can't be repositioned by one person chasing shade across the afternoon. Teak's natural resistance to water, chlorine splash and direct sun makes it a genuinely practical choice for poolside furniture in a way that painted wood or lower-grade wicker isn't. It doesn't need to be dragged indoors every time it rains. Mortise-and-tenon joints hold the frame square through repeated recline adjustments, which is typically where a cheaper lounger starts to fail first. Add a cushion for comfort, or leave bare for the classic teak-lounger look that ages into a warm silver finish over time.