A-Grade Teak
A-Grade Teak refers to the most mature part of the tree, found at the centre of the teak log. It is dense and rich in natural oil, which protects the timber from splintering and remains smooth even after years.
Save 53%
Atl Alu Dining Stool
Regular price
Sale price
$132
Regular price
$285
Hurry up, only 2 items left in stock.
The three-legged design of the Atl stool provides less visual disruption than a traditional four-legged bar stool, an effect that's especially noticeable when several stools are grouped around a table. For the outdoor version, the seat is crafted from A-grade teak left in its natural unfinished state, allowing the timber to weather gracefully over time. The solid teak seat also doubles as a handy surface for a drink, a plant, or a small display when the stool isn't in use. Stackable and stable on uneven ground, the Atl is equally at home on a timber deck, a tiled alfresco, or in a commercial outdoor setting.
- 3 Year Limited Warranty
- 14 Day Returns Policy Conditions Apply
- $120 Flat Fee for Sydney Metro Delivery
- Free Installation for Sydney Metro Delivery
- Free Temporary Items for Pre-order
Couldn't load pickup availability
Payment & Security
Payment methods
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.
Product Feature
Zero Maintenance
Wintons Teak uses A-Grade Teak, which is rich in natural oil that acts as a film, preventing water from getting into the timber grain and rots it. Unlike other timber outdoor furniture that needs regular oiling and varnishing, you can simply leave Wintons Teak outdoor furniture out in the elements without any maintenance.
Kiln Dried Teak
To prevent splitting, cracking, and mold growth, teak is carefully seasoned through one month of kiln drying and two months of air drying. This process reduces the moisture content to below 10%, ensuring a stronger, more stable, and durable timber.
Powder Coated Aluminium
For load-bearing structures, it is often necessary to reinforce the aluminium bar. Also known as hardened aluminium, this process involves inserting a steel rod or solid timber into the hollow aluminium bar to strengthen the component. This not only allows the piece to carry more weight, but it also limits the welded component from flexing, which undermines its durability.