
Kingsley Bate
Teak, all-weather wicker and stainless outdoor furniture — 93 collections, 721 pieces indexed.
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SteamerKingsley Bate
sunloungers & daybeds · teak · CUS65 · SKU ST65
Classic ocean-liner steamer chair; heavy duty with durable solid brass hardware, back adjusts to four positions, removable foot rest, folds for compact storage.
As suppliedW 58.5cm / L 147cm / H 96.5cm / SH 35.5cm / AH 56cm
Seat height 35.5 cm · Arm height 56 cm · Weight 24.9 kg
Folds flatFolds down for storage or seasonal pack-away. Evidenced by the supplier’s written specification.
C.O.M. acceptedSend your own fabric — we specify the cushions to it.
Custom cushionsMade to order for this frame, in your chosen fabric — commission cushions, or read Cushions & comfort below.
No finish chosen yet. Pick one above and it is kept with the piece — through the shortlist, the workspace schedule and the export.
teak. 2 pieces indexed in this collection.
Kingsley Bate is teak-first, so the browse unit is the material rather than a colourway: the timber is specified by how it is allowed to weather, not by a paint code.
Kingsley Bate’s own wording for this piece, as published on our Kingsley Bate site — original spelling kept. Cushion and cover references are the supplier’s accessory codes, confirmed at quote.
Steamer chairs were popularised in the early 1900’s when they lined the decks of the world’s finest luxury vessels. Our Steamer is the quintessential version, with heavy duty construction and solid brass hardware. The back adjusts to four positions, and the foot rest is easily removable. The Steamer folds for compact storage and a cushion, with and without headrest, is available.
The maker's named cushion library — 135 fabrics across grades A to D. Choose one and it is kept with the piece, through the shortlist, the workspace schedule and the export.
Fabric images are not to scale and colour reads differently on every screen — order a physical sample before specifying. Swatches and grades are the maker’s own, read from Kingsley Bate (manufacturer) (2026-07-31) and Kingsley Bate Australia (Casualife microsite) (2026-07-25).
Cushion thickness is deck arithmetic, not a style choice: the maker builds the bare frame deck low or high knowing what will sit on it, and the cushion is the remainder to a comfortable finished seat. That is why a dining pad runs thin and deep seating runs thick — neither is an upgrade on the other.
Kingsley Bate specifies a cushion in three published steps — the piece, the fabric grade, the edge style — across four edge styles and two fabric tiers (Standard and High-Performance). Cushions are sized to the frame, and the maker’s own care page says it plainly: stand a soaked cushion on edge and let it drain.
Made to order through our supplier workshops — sized to this frame, in your chosen fabric, from a thin dining pad to a full deep-seating build.
Technical sheet issued on request, per piece.
Sheets are issued per piece against the current supplier revision, so the drawing you receive matches what will be built, not an older press.
Request technical sheetThis record was indexed from the Kingsley Bate catalogue, p. 76-77.
Catalogue extracts issued on request — we publish no self-serve PDF library.
Request catalogue extractPlan and elevation are generated from the verified dimensions on this page.
Kingsley Bate catalogues — teak construction and weathering (front section, p.2); weathering and cleaning (p.117); indoor use (p.6); care products (p.202).
Steamer chairs were popularised in the early 1900’s when they lined the decks of the world’s finest luxury vessels. Our Steamer is the quintessential version, with heavy duty construction and solid brass hardware. The back adjusts to four positions, and the foot rest is easily removable. The Steamer folds for compact storage and a cushion, with and without headrest, is available.


Teak, all-weather wicker and stainless outdoor furniture — 93 collections, 721 pieces indexed.
The houseNo official photography is held for the Steamer collection — its pieces are indexed as type. The rail shows photographed pieces from the same category.