The story
Teak, honestly made.
Jensen builds outdoor furniture the slow way: solid hardwood, mortise-and-tenon joinery, and hardware chosen so a chair can be taken apart and repaired instead of replaced.
The wood comes from managed plantations rather than old-growth forest, and every piece is finished to be left outside. Oiled, it keeps its honey tone; left alone, it settles into the silver-grey patina that teak is loved for.
- Heritage
- Family-run for more than four decades
- Made
- Plantation-grown teak and ipe
- Level
- Essential
- Styles
- Coastal · Modern
- Category
- Lounge & Seating
Craftsmanship
How it's built.
The details that decide whether a piece still looks right in year ten.
- Joinery
- Mortise-and-tenon frames, pinned and glued for outdoor service, not stapled.
- Material
- Solid plantation teak and ipe — dense, oily hardwoods that resist rot and insects.
- Finish
- Oil it to hold the warm tone, or let it weather to silver. Both are correct.
- Repairability
- Slats and hardware can be replaced individually, years down the road.
Watch
How it's made.
Factory footage and brand films from Jensen Outdoor. We'll drop them in here as soon as we have the files.
Teak milling and joinery on the factory floor.
How teak weathers, and how to oil it if you'd rather it didn't.
The gallery
Jensen Outdoor, installed.
Made personal
See Jensen Outdoor in person.
Tell us what you're planning and a designer will follow up with photos, finishes and a plan.