Slatted Teak Rocking Chair

The chair itself is beautiful wood and the design is exactly what I wanted. One of the bolt holes on the rocker base stripped during assembly and we had to improvise. It holds fine now.

Bought two of these for our screened porch in Savannah. We rock on them every evening after dinner. The slatted back is surprisingly comfortable even without a cushion.

Assembly is straightforward — maybe 40 minutes — and the result is a solid, handsome chair. I ordered one to test before buying a second.

I bought this for my parents' farmhouse porch in Virginia and my mother cried — in a good way. The teak grain is beautiful, the slats are smooth with no rough edges, and the rock is perfectly balanced.

Sits outside year-round in coastal North Carolina. Two winters now and it still looks incredible. Teak is the right material for this climate.

Rented a beach house in Folly Beach and they had one on the porch. I looked it up and ordered one before my week was even over. Now it lives on my back deck.

Bought this for Father's Day. My dad is a carpenter and he immediately commented on the joinery quality. He rocked in it for two hours the day it arrived. That's a win.

The balance on the rockers is a touch rear-heavy — when you stand up the chair rocks back. Not a safety issue, just something to note. Once seated it's perfectly comfortable.

Rented a beach house in Folly Beach and they had one on the porch. I looked it up and ordered one before my week was even over. Now it lives on my back deck.

A lot of outdoor rockers are lightweight and flimsy. This one has real presence. The slatted design gives it a timeless look that works with both modern and traditional homes.

A lot of outdoor rockers are lightweight and flimsy. This one has real presence. The slatted design gives it a timeless look that works with both modern and traditional homes.

I bought this for my parents' farmhouse porch in Virginia and my mother cried — in a good way. The teak grain is beautiful, the slats are smooth with no rough edges, and the rock is perfectly balanced.

Rented a beach house in Folly Beach and they had one on the porch. I looked it up and ordered one before my week was even over. Now it lives on my back deck.

Bought this for Father's Day. My dad is a carpenter and he immediately commented on the joinery quality. He rocked in it for two hours the day it arrived. That's a win.

Bought two of these for our screened porch in Savannah. We rock on them every evening after dinner. The slatted back is surprisingly comfortable even without a cushion.

Bought this for Father's Day. My dad is a carpenter and he immediately commented on the joinery quality. He rocked in it for two hours the day it arrived. That's a win.

A lot of outdoor rockers are lightweight and flimsy. This one has real presence. The slatted design gives it a timeless look that works with both modern and traditional homes.

I bought this for my parents' farmhouse porch in Virginia and my mother cried — in a good way. The teak grain is beautiful, the slats are smooth with no rough edges, and the rock is perfectly balanced.

Rented a beach house in Folly Beach and they had one on the porch. I looked it up and ordered one before my week was even over. Now it lives on my back deck.

The chair itself is beautiful wood and the design is exactly what I wanted. One of the bolt holes on the rocker base stripped during assembly and we had to improvise. It holds fine now.

Bought two of these for our screened porch in Savannah. We rock on them every evening after dinner. The slatted back is surprisingly comfortable even without a cushion.

Assembly is straightforward — maybe 40 minutes — and the result is a solid, handsome chair. I ordered one to test before buying a second.

I bought this for my parents' farmhouse porch in Virginia and my mother cried — in a good way. The teak grain is beautiful, the slats are smooth with no rough edges, and the rock is perfectly balanced.

Sits outside year-round in coastal North Carolina. Two winters now and it still looks incredible. Teak is the right material for this climate.

Rented a beach house in Folly Beach and they had one on the porch. I looked it up and ordered one before my week was even over. Now it lives on my back deck.

Bought this for Father's Day. My dad is a carpenter and he immediately commented on the joinery quality. He rocked in it for two hours the day it arrived. That's a win.

The balance on the rockers is a touch rear-heavy — when you stand up the chair rocks back. Not a safety issue, just something to note. Once seated it's perfectly comfortable.

The chair itself is beautiful wood and the design is exactly what I wanted. One of the bolt holes on the rocker base stripped during assembly and we had to improvise. It holds fine now.

Rented a beach house in Folly Beach and they had one on the porch. I looked it up and ordered one before my week was even over. Now it lives on my back deck.

Bought two of these for our screened porch in Savannah. We rock on them every evening after dinner. The slatted back is surprisingly comfortable even without a cushion.

Assembly is straightforward — maybe 40 minutes — and the result is a solid, handsome chair. I ordered one to test before buying a second.

A lot of outdoor rockers are lightweight and flimsy. This one has real presence. The slatted design gives it a timeless look that works with both modern and traditional homes.