Anderson Teak Outdoor Furniture: A Guide to Kiln-Dried Teak Dining and Lounge Sets
If you're shopping for teak outdoor furniture and keep seeing the name Anderson Teak, here's what's behind it and how to pick the right pieces for your space.
Who Makes Anderson Teak
Anderson Teak is a California company based in Canoga Park that designs outdoor furniture and builds it in Indonesia from kiln-dried teak certified under the SVLK timber-legality system. Keystone Outdoor Systems is an authorized reseller of the line, so every piece you order here is genuine Anderson Teak, shipped with free shipping included in the listed price.
What Makes Anderson Teak Different
- Solid, kiln-dried teak. Teak is a dense, naturally oily hardwood that can stay outside year-round. Kiln drying brings the wood to a stable moisture level before it is built into furniture, which helps joints stay tight through hot summers and wet winters.
- Certified, legally sourced timber. Anderson builds from teak certified under Indonesia's SVLK timber-legality system, so you know where the wood comes from.
- A full range, not one style. The line covers dining sets, deep seating and conversation sets, tables, chairs, benches and loungers, so you can furnish a whole patio from one maker.
- Sunbrella cushions on select sets. Many lounge sets include Sunbrella cushions in your choice of 12 colors.
Choosing Between the Collections
- Dining sets — a table and matching chairs sold together, from 5 to 11 pieces, seating 4, 6 or 10 people. Round, square, rectangular and oval tables are available, along with several folding options.
- Lounge and conversation sets — sofas, loveseats, armchairs, ottomans and tables, from compact two-piece groups to full seating areas. Most include Sunbrella cushions.
- Tables — from a bistro table to a long dining table, plus folding and coffee tables.
- Chairs and benches — add seats to a set you already own, or furnish an entry, deck or garden.
- Loungers — sun loungers, a chaise and a daybed for pool decks and patios.
Living With Teak
Teak needs no sealing or refinishing. Left alone, it weathers from honey-gold to a silver-gray patina. If you prefer the original color, a scrub with soap and water, and a teak cleaner if you like, brings it back. A few pieces ship with a waterbase sealer, which the product page notes.
Warranty Coverage
Anderson's limited warranty covers manufacturing defects and workmanship: 2 years for residential use and 1 year for commercial use (frames). It does not cover end-grain cracking, which is a natural characteristic of teak. Read the full terms on the product page or contact our team before you buy if warranty coverage on a specific piece is a deciding factor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does teak furniture need to be sealed?
No. Unfinished teak can be left outdoors to weather naturally. Sealing is only needed if you want to keep the original honey color.
Do the sets come with cushions?
Dining sets are sold as solid teak. Many lounge sets include Sunbrella cushions in a color you choose; cushion options vary by set, so check the product page or contact us.
Is shipping really free?
Yes. Free shipping is included in the price of every piece. Furniture ships by freight directly from the manufacturer and may arrive in more than one carton. Delivery times depend on your location, and we confirm your delivery window after you order.
Can you quote furniture with a grill, heater or outdoor kitchen?
Yes. Tell us what you are planning and we will put together one quote for the whole space with our quote request form.