Catalina Sofa All Weather Wicker & Teak Furniture

Details at a Glance

• Dimensions: 90 in. W x 36.75 in. D x 28 in. H
• Seat Height (with cushions): 18 inches
• Seat Height (without cushions): 11 inches
• Arm Height: 28 inches
• Frame: Welded aluminum, corrosion-resistant, Durium modified polyester enamel finish
• Wicker: Lloyd Loom handwoven vinyl wicker, moisture-resistant
• Wood: FSC-certified teak
• Seat Fill: Foam core with polyester wrap
• Back Fill: 100% blown polyfill
• Cushion Casing: Moisture-resistant, hypoallergenic, antimicrobial, inherently mildew-resistant
• Country of Origin: USA (Menominee, Michigan)
• Assembly: Ships fully assembled
• Care: Clean wicker with warm water and mild detergent; cushions moisture-resistant

Built in Michigan from rust-proof aluminum and FSC-certified teak, this outdoor sofa is woven by hand for patios that see full sun, heavy rain, and years of conversation. The Lloyd Flanders Catalina Sofa, a deep-seating outdoor sofa with all-weather wicker and teak accents, is available at Uptown Sebastian with free shipping. At 36.75 inches deep and 90 inches wide, it seats three comfortably with lounge-chair cushioning and the kind of corrosion resistance you need when the furniture stays outside year-round.

How Is This Sofa Actually Built?

It starts with a welded aluminum frame finished in Durium modified polyester enamel -- a melamine-crosslinked thermoset that holds up to UV, salt air, and moisture without rusting or peeling. Over that frame, every inch of Lloyd Loom wicker is handwoven from vinyl strands that won't absorb water, expand, crack, or rot. Teak accents add natural warmth, and the whole piece ships fully assembled from the Michigan factory that developed the original all-weather wicker in 1906. No rotting rattan, no maintenance beyond a rinse with warm water and mild soap.

What Can You Choose on This Piece?

Every Catalina sofa is made to order, so you pick the finish and fabric that suit your space:

• Wicker Finish: 20 rust-resistant colorways
• Cushion Fabric: Fade-, mildew-, and water-resistant outdoor textiles

Lloyd Flanders builds your selection from scratch, stitches the cushions to order, and delivers a piece configured exactly the way you asked. Explore more custom outdoor furniture or see how the same wicker and teak carry across their entire line.

How Long Does It Take to Build?

Your sofa will be ready in 6-8 weeks. Because it's handwoven and built only after you order, there's no stock sitting in a warehouse -- just Michigan craftspeople weaving wicker over welded aluminum the same way they have for more than a century. Lloyd Flanders warrants its frames and finishes for three years and its fabric and cushions for one year, for residential use only. Pair it with outdoor chaise lounges to build a complete conversation set, or anchor a larger seating area with outdoor barstools nearby. For more ideas on configuring your space, see our outdoor living guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the wicker handwoven?

Yes -- every strand of Lloyd Loom vinyl wicker is woven by hand in Menominee, Michigan, over a welded aluminum frame.

Can it be used outdoors year-round?

Absolutely. The wicker won't absorb moisture, the aluminum won't rust, and the teak resists rot and insects, so the sofa can stay outside in sun, rain, and snow.

How firm are the cushions?

The seat has a foam core for structure wrapped in polyester fill for plush surface comfort; the back is 100% blown polyfill. It's deep-seating comfort -- supportive but soft enough to sink into.

Will it fit through my door?

At 90 inches wide it ships fully assembled, so measure your doorways and pathways before delivery; most teams can pivot it through a 36-inch opening if there's clearance overhead.

How long does it take to build?

6-8 weeks from order to delivery, because each piece is handwoven and upholstered to your finish and fabric selections.

Are the cushions waterproof?

They're moisture-resistant with mildew-resistant fill, so they shed light rain, but covers are recommended during heavy or prolonged downpours to protect the fabric.