Eden Herritage 6 Seat Set

Elevate your outdoor living with this rectangular 6-seat teak garden furniture set, complete with stackable chairs for effortless storage. Crafted from premium-grade teak wood, this set combines timeless elegance with unmatched durability.

Set x1 Rectangular Table : 200 x 90 x75cm 

                                          leg 8 x 8cm

      x6 Stacking Chairs : 62 x 52 x 90cm

Features:

• Natural Strength: Teak is renowned for its dense grain and high natural oil content, making it exceptionally resistant to weather, moisture, and pests.

• Low Maintenance: Unlike other woods, teak requires minimal upkeep and gracefully develops a warm, silvery patina over time.

• Sustainable Luxury: Responsibly sourced teak ensures long-lasting quality while supporting eco-friendly practices.

• Practical Design: The stackable chairs save space when not in use, while the spacious rectangular table provides ample room for family gatherings or alfresco dining.

• Timeless Appeal: With its rich golden hue and smooth finish, teak adds sophistication to any garden or patio setting.

At Drinagh Garden Centre, we are proud to offer teak garden furniture that carries a FLEGT licence (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade). This licence is an official document confirming that the timber has been legally harvested and produced in accordance with the laws of the country of origin.

By choosing FLEGT‑licensed teak, you are guaranteed that:

• Legality & Compliance: The wood meets the strict requirements of the EU Timber Regulation, ensuring no illegally harvested timber enters the market.

• Sustainability: FLEGT is part of the European Union’s initiative to combat illegal logging and promote responsible forestry practices

• Peace of Mind: Operators and customers in the EU do not need to carry out additional due diligence checks when buying FLEGT‑licensed timber — the licence itself is proof of legality.

• Community & Environment Support: FLEGT helps protect forests, supports local communities, and strengthens governance in timber‑producing countries