Wooden garden sets: compare prices
A wooden garden set has a timeless, warm appearance that cannot be matched with synthetic materials. Whether you choose teak, acacia or eucalyptus — wood gives your garden a natural, classic character. On Boender Outdoor you can compare…
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Buy a wooden garden set? Compare the best deals
A wooden garden set has a timeless, warm appearance that cannot be matched with synthetic materials. Whether you choose teak, acacia or eucalyptus — wood gives your garden a natural, classic character. On Boender Outdoor you can compare wooden garden sets in various wood types, styles and sizes — for 2 to 8 people.
Why choose a wooden garden set?
- Timeless, warm appearance that adds character to any garden
- Durable: teak can last 20-30 years
- Natural material with an organic feel
- Wood feels warm to the touch — even on cooler days
- FSC-certified wood types for sustainable forestry
- Available in teak, acacia, eucalyptus and pine
Popular wood types for garden sets
- Teak: the king of outdoor wood types. Extremely oily, weather-resistant and durable. The most expensive but also the longest-lasting choice.
- Acacia: affordable, durable and with a warm honey tone. Requires more maintenance than teak but is an excellent alternative.
- Eucalyptus: well-priced, reasonably weather-resistant and with a beautiful reddish tone that weathers to grey.
- Pine/fir: the most affordable option. Pressure-treated for weather resistance, but requires the most maintenance.
Wooden garden sets by type
- Dining sets — classic dining tables with matching chairs
- Picnic tables — robust and ideal for families
- Bar sets — high bar tables in warm wood
- Bistro sets — compact wooden sets for balconies
What to look for in a wooden garden set
- Wood type: teak grade A is the best choice for outdoors. Acacia is the affordable alternative
- Board thickness: thick boards (4+ cm) are more stable and last longer
- Fasteners: quality sets use stainless steel fasteners that won't rust
- Maintenance: treat annually with wood care oil to retain colour, or let the wood naturally grey
Maintaining a wooden garden set
Wooden garden sets require more maintenance than aluminium or wicker. Treat the wood annually with teak or wood care oil if you want to retain the warm colour. Untreated wood weathers to a beautiful silver-grey patina — also attractive. Protect the set with a protective cover during winter.
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Frequently asked questions
Which wood is best for outdoors?
Teak is the best choice: extremely durable, oily and weather-resistant. Acacia is a good affordable alternative. Eucalyptus and pine are cheaper but require more maintenance.
How long does a wooden garden set last?
Teak can last 20-30 years. Acacia lasts 10-15 years with maintenance. Pressure-treated pine lasts 8-12 years. The lifespan depends on the wood type and maintenance.
Do I need to treat a wooden garden set?
It depends. Do you want to retain the warm colour? Then oil it annually. Do you like the greying process? Then you can leave the wood untreated. For pine and acacia, treatment is highly recommended.
Can a wooden garden set overwinter outdoors?
Teak can overwinter outdoors excellently. Softer wood benefits from a protective cover or a spot under a roof. Frost damage is rare with quality wood.
Is wood heavy?
Yes, wooden garden sets are heavier than aluminium. This is a disadvantage when moving but an advantage in wind — the set stands firm. Teak is the heaviest.
Does wood combine with aluminium?
Yes, teak or acacia table tops on an aluminium frame are particularly popular. You combine the warmth of wood with the lightweight and low-maintenance properties of aluminium.
Is FSC-certified wood better?
FSC certification guarantees that the wood comes from responsibly managed forests. In terms of product quality, it makes no difference, but it is the more sustainable choice for the environment.
How do I clean a wooden garden set?
Clean with water and a soft brush. For stubborn dirt, a mild detergent can help. Sand lightly occasionally with fine sandpaper in the direction of the grain, followed by a coat of oil.