Poly teak patio furniture

51 pieces fill this page, with plastic teak for seats and synthetic teak for tops, mostly on aluminum frames. Every one is listed for patio use, and five are listed for a covered patio only. Start with the roof, then the table shape, and then see how many sets suit your terrace.

What poly means here

On this page, poly furniture means plastic teak on the seats and synthetic teak on the tabletops, set on aluminum frames and bases for the most part. Plastic teak is the seat material on 31 of the 51 pieces. Synthetic teak tops number 14, and aluminum tops 13. The frames are aluminum on 23 pieces and metal on 5.

All 51 are listed for patio use, and 43 also list indoor use. Five are listed for a covered patio only. Find those first, because a roof changes which pieces go where.

For party sizes, a 30 inch square seats two with room for plates and a 36 inch square seats four. A 48 inch round fits five or six, though round tops are scarce on this page. Each delivery address is quoted separately for freight, and a liftgate is booked when you submit the order.

Chairs, tables and sets

Stackable pieces number 20, and 7 have arms. Seat heights listed include 17 3/4 inches, 18 inches and 28 1/4, which tells you the shelf holds both dining chairs and stools. Tabletops are square on 20 pieces, rectangular on 16 and round on 2. Prices start around $88. Nine listings are sets: a patio furniture set in aluminum bundles pieces together, so open each set and count the parts before you multiply by tables.

One single chair, a patio chair here, measures 18 inches wide, 22 deep and 34 high.

Narrower shelves

Two pages sort the poly family by type:

• Plastic teak patio chairs
• Plastic teak tables

For bundles of a table with seating, the outdoor furniture sets page is the wider shelf. For other materials in the same style, see the patio chairs and patio tables pages.

Season care

A teak look on a synthetic surface still needs a routine. Rinse it after a dusty weekend, make sure it drains, and give each piece a cover or a storage room once the season ends. Production runs 14 to 21 business days on standard items, then freight time on top, so place yours ahead of the first warm weekend and save the layout in Patio plans.