Wooden garden chairs: compare prices
Wooden garden chairs have an unmistakably warm appearance that no other material can match. On Boender Outdoor you can compare wooden garden chairs in teak, acacia and eucalyptus — from dining chairs to reclining models and folding chairs.
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Wooden garden chairs have an unmistakably warm appearance that no other material can match. On Boender Outdoor you can compare wooden garden chairs in teak, acacia and eucalyptus — from dining chairs to reclining models and folding chairs.
Benefits of wooden garden chairs
- Timeless, warm and natural appearance
- Durable timber species, FSC-certified
- More weather-resistant than you might think — especially teak and acacia
- Sturdy and stable for long-term use
- Improves with age (greyed patina)
- Repairable: dents and scratches can be restored
Popular timber species
- Teak: the premium choice — natural oils make it water-repellent and insect-resistant
- Acacia: comparable to teak but more affordable, requires slightly more maintenance
- Eucalyptus: lighter and cheaper, a good alternative to acacia
What to look for in wooden garden chairs
- Timber species: teak and acacia are the most weather-resistant; avoid untreated pine
- Fixings: quality furniture uses stainless steel or galvanised hardware
- Finish: smooth-sanded wood is more comfortable; rough wood can splinter
- Maintenance: annual sanding and oiling preserves the original colour
Wooden vs. other materials
Compared with aluminium, wood is heavier but warmer in appearance. Wicker offers a woven feel, plastic is cheaper but less durable. Wooden garden chairs suit a country, classic or luxury garden style perfectly.
Pairing
Wooden chairs pair beautifully with a wooden garden table. Add cushions for extra seating comfort and colour accents. Protect your set with covers during winter months.
Maintenance
Sand wooden garden chairs lightly each year and treat with garden furniture oil. Teak can also be left to grey naturally — this doesn't affect its quality. Preferably store under cover or use a protective cover.
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Frequently asked questions
Which timber species is best for garden chairs?
Teak is the premium choice: it is naturally water-repellent, insect-resistant and lasts for decades. Acacia is a good alternative at a lower price point. Eucalyptus is the most affordable option.
How do I maintain wooden garden chairs?
Sand lightly each year (grit 120-180) and treat with garden furniture oil or teak sealer. You can also leave teak to grey naturally without any loss of quality.
Can wooden garden chairs stay outside?
Teak and acacia are weather-resistant and can be left outside. Use a protective cover in winter. Pine and softwood are only suitable for covered terraces.
Do wooden garden chairs go grey?
Yes, untreated wood naturally greys through UV exposure. This is a cosmetic change that doesn't affect strength. Oiling restores the original colour.
Are wooden garden chairs heavy?
Wooden garden chairs weigh 8-15 kg, heavier than aluminium (3-7 kg). This makes them more stable but harder to move. Wooden folding chairs are easier to lift.
How do I match wooden garden chairs with my garden?
Wooden chairs suit country, Mediterranean and classic garden styles. Pair with a wooden or natural stone garden table. Colourful cushions provide a modern accent.
What's the difference between teak and acacia garden chairs?
Teak is denser, more oil-rich and more durable — but also more expensive. Acacia is lighter, more affordable but requires slightly more maintenance (more frequent oiling). Both are excellent outdoor timber species.
Are wooden garden chairs more durable than aluminium?
In terms of lifespan, teak garden chairs are comparable to aluminium (15-25 years). Wood is a renewable resource, aluminium is fully recyclable. Both are sustainable choices.






