Salisbury Teak Garden Carver Chair

Our Salisbury Teak Garden Carver Chair is designed for outdoor dining where you want a traditional teak chair with a strong, reassuring feel. The horizontal crest rail, straight slatted back and curved slatted seat give it a classic garden furniture shape, while the shaped arms add comfort and structure at the table.

Built with a sturdy, heavyweight frame, the Salisbury carver chair has solid squared legs, low-level crossbars and side supports for stability. It works well as part of a full teak garden dining set, or as a standalone chair where you want traditional design with long-term outdoor durability.

Pairing options

Often paired with:

Cushion to fit Salisbury Carver Chair
Garden Teak Rectangular Table
Parasol Rectangular

It also pairs naturally with other Chic Teak dining tables and the wider Salisbury range, including Salisbury benches and corner seating.

Cushion option

An optional cushion is available for a softer seat, with colour choices depending on availability. Please select your cushion option when ordering.

Materials and construction

Made from Grade A teak and professionally kiln-dried for stability outdoors. It is the kind of quality people look for in luxury teak garden furniture, with traditional mortice and tenon joinery reinforced with dowels and adhesive for strength.

Chamfered legs and protective ferrules help reduce noise and protect hard outdoor surfaces. The chair is supplied fully assembled, so it arrives ready to place and use.

If you would like to understand what Grade A means, read our guide to teak grades.

Dimensions

H93cm x W60cm x D57cm
(Full specifications are available in the drop-down section.)

Teak care and outdoor living

Teak can be left outside all year round and will weather naturally over time. Teak’s natural oils help it resist weather, mould and mildew.

Delivery and guarantee

Orders over £250 may qualify for free delivery.
Supplied fully assembled. Backed by our 10 Year Guarantee.

Cushion note

Teak contains natural oils and tannins. Occasionally, a small amount of oil residue may be visible on the underside of cushions where they sit against the wood. This does not affect cushion quality or longevity.