Do NOT buy this patio set! We bought this set 3 years ago to replace a previous set we had bought at Sam’s club. The previous set lasted over 12 years, and the cushions were Sunbrella fabric. Big mistake to buy this set, within 6 months the cushions were fading so bad and sucked up the rain like a sponge! I called Sam’s club and got replacement cushion cover, and same thing happened after 6 months cushions faded to a horrible gray and now the inside of the cushions are deteriorating and the white inside cover is completely gone. Leaving just the bare foam, under the covers. Every time it rains the cushions hold so much water. This material is NOT weather proof at all! As for the Teak wood it is a bad quality and the wood is terrible looking. Spotty and gray instead of the nice silver that Teak wood turns to. The sofa and chairs are falling apart, and are very unsteady, the screws are not holding it together properly anymore. Save your money and a lot of headache and look elsewhere for a proper Teak furniture set.

I bought this furniture last summer, and it looked great for a few weeks, then it started discoloring and cracking. I tried to reach the manufacturer for months, and when I finally did, their response was to sand it and put teak oil on it. I live in California, so it was not caused by weather. It was supposed to have a one year warranty, but they do not stand by it. The brand is Joshua Lane.

This set is a very solid, sturdy and heavy. Easy and quick to assemble, no missing pieces. Seat cushions are 8'' thick!! Very comfortable and looks very nice. For the money this will outlast many other sets out there and after looking at sets for a few years nothing better out there. Would recommend getting a power screwdriver. Like the fact you do not need to do anything with the teak wood-it will last the same whether you sand and apply oil or not.

Great value however the bench and one chairs support slates broke on the first day of use. We did get a replacement and we reinforced all the support slates. If you purchase this set make sure you reinforce the slates before use. No we are not heavy people my wife is 100lbs. The cushions are white and look great new however do get dirty fast.

We would love to receive our gift of teak coasters for buying your seven piece set. We actually had two offers and would love to receive two sets of coasters.   I've already posted photos to my personal Facebook page and had lots of inquiries on where to buy a set Here's my review  What a FABULOUS buy!  We ordered good beautiful teak patio set through Sam's Club. Priced at $1699 through Sam's, we were pleasantly surprised at the quality of this set.  The teak is lovely, the cushions are firm and the fabric is thick and well made.  It took us about two hours to put the set together. The hardest part was figuring out how to put the covers over the cushions!  Once we got the hang of that, the rest was easy.  The best part was when our delivery driver told us he had the exact same set in his backyard. He said he loved it!

Pros: Love the design and the set definitely looks much more expensive than it was. Relatively easy to assemble but definitely needs two people and a power screw driver. Used teak oil to protect the natural wood and application was very easy. Couple of the cushions arrived stained and were promptly replaced. Cons: The wooden support slats (under the seat of the chairs and on the tables) are very thin and I am not sure how they are going to wear. For example I would not recommend that someone sit on the coffee table (which I would like to say will never happen - but with lots of kids around, probably will...). I fear the wooden slats might give way....

We have had our set for a month and a half and love our set. We agree with everyone that talk about the quality of the set and how easy it was to put together. We did some research on what the best oil would be to oil the set. We found an article in Wood Working magazine that talked about different kinds of oil and it recommended not buying teak oil from Home Depot, Lowe’s or most anywhere else because they are varnishes. They said to use Boiled Linseed Oil that you can buy most anywhere. It did say that if you live in a high humidity area you should check with the local marina to see what they recommend in your area. I also found an article that suggests you leave the furniture outside for two or three week to open the grain prior to applying the oil. We left ours out two weeks prior to oiling with Boiled Linseed Oil and they came out just great. We also found covers that fit right on Sam’s web page. For the chairs you need to get 2 of the Veranda Adirondack Chair Covers and for the Loveseat get the Veranda Patio Sofa Loveseat Cover. We did not buy covers for the Ottomans because we could not find any large enough to fit. So what we do is put the Ottoman cushions on the love seat prior to putting on the cover and it fits just fine and covers the both the sets of cushions and the rest of the love seat. The Ottoman cushion will also fit under the Adirondack chair covers but not as well as under the Loveseat cover. The covers are of very high quality and we love them. We live in Albuquerque and we get wind and some dust storms so we also Scott Guarded the cushions prior to use. Jane & Jim

This item had to be shipped ($200 extra) to us, no local pickup. It arrived in 3 huge boxes, wrapped together on a pallet weighing over 300lbs. Unpacking took over an hour. All this to say, it is not returnable if something goes wrong. I put the furniture together, it was easy to do. I went to put the cushion covers on the cushion but the covers were navy blue, almost black in color, with speckles of light blue mixed in. Totally different than what was shown on the Sam's Club website. I contacted the manufacturer to have the cushion covers exchanged for the blue color advertised for this set. They advised the covers were correct. They were navy, not blue. “Leo” advised that different computers and phone screens can manipulate the color and that was explained in the Sam's Club website. As I told Leo, I'm a photographer. I understand how colors in photos are manipulated and there's no way to lighten the cushion color from navy to slate blue without also lightening the color of the teak. In looking at other photos in the reviews, I found many many photos of the blue cushions, the same as advertised, and then I saw one that was almost black. But they don't offer this in black. THIS was the navy blue color that I had been sent. Since the majority of the pics are of the blue cushions, I'm assuming they did have a blue color offered at one time but it must've sold out. And instead of changing the advertising photos to show a navy cushion color, they kept the same slate blue cushions (still listed as blue and not navy) and covered themselves with ‘navy is a shade of blue.' All the boxes have been taken away, I cannot return this to Sam's club without making multiple trips (an hour each way) because the furniture is too large. Custom cushion covers in a similar blue as shown were quoted to me at $700 to be made. Neither Cambridge (manufacturer) or Sam's Club would refund a portion of the price or help to get a better color. I now have furniture that doesn't match anything else on our porch. In the realm of things, this may not matter much. But when your spend $2,000 on something, you expect to get what was advertised, not a bait and switch with sold out merchandise replaces with something else and then being gaslit when you complain.

Really good price for a 7 piece Teak Sofa Set. The White cushions are removable and washable, but come on....it was wrapped in plastic and it still got some dust/dirt on it!!! Poor color choice. This Teak set is actually going UNDER an Awning off my porch which makes a lot of sense as for the most part will be covered.

I read other reviews that this product was easy to assemble, but it is not. I contacted the manufacturer about the issue, but they explained all their sets come like this. You assemble the set with bolts and screws. There are holes for the bolts to enter, but when it comes to using the screws to attach the slatted stool, there are no holes to screw the stool into on the cross bars of the leg frame. They told me I would just have to screw into the wood. I have bought a fair amount of furniture I have had to assemble, and this is by far the hardest and worst to work on.