Emu armchair Twins Teak

The Twins Teak armchair by EMU combines naturalness, elegance, and comfort in a seat designed to enhance outdoor and indoor environments with contemporary style. Made entirely from FSC 100% grade A teak, it offers high aesthetic quality thanks to the unique grain of the solid wood, crafted without glued slats to ensure strength, durability, and a perception of superior quality. Its soft lines, designed by Sebastian Herkner, create a welcoming and harmonious seat that fits perfectly into the most diverse spaces, from terraces to gardens, to interiors with a natural feel. The Twins collection is designed for warm climates and marine environments, thanks to the absence of metal in contact during use and the natural resistance of teak. The natural finish, supplied without protective oils, can be easily maintained over time with simple periodic maintenance. The armchair can be customized with cushions available from the entire EMU textile range, designed to withstand atmospheric agents and ensure maximum comfort.

Technical characteristics

• Dimensions: 70 x 64 x 83.5 cm
• Weight: 8.90 kg
• Seat height: 45 cm
• Stackable: 2 pieces
• Static load: 200 kg
• Frame material: FSC 100% solid teak (grade A), natural finish, without protective oils
• Cushions with removable covers available as seat cushion or seat-back cushion
• Acrylic or polyethylene fabrics: Basic, Standard, Exclusive (cat. B, cat. C, cat. D, cat.E)

FAQ

Can the armchair remain outside all year round?
Yes, teak is naturally weather-resistant, but EMU recommends winter storage or protection with breathable covers to preserve its appearance longer.

Can teak change color over time?
Yes, without maintenance, teak develops a natural silver-gray patina. It can be removed with light sanding and specific products.

Are dedicated cushions available?
Yes, the armchair can be completed with EMU cushions in various fabrics resistant to UV rays, water, and salt spray.

Does any special maintenance require?
Periodic cleaning and, if desired, the application of protective oils are sufficient to maintain the original color of the wood.