Finishes and coatings can help protect outdoor furniture against UV damage and corrosion. Different materials require unique treatments and each has benefits and drawbacks.
Outdoor Furniture
Materials for Outdoor Furniture: Fabric for Upholstery & Slings
Outdoor furniture cushions, slings and accent pillows require fabrics that can withstand the demands of constant exposure to the elements. There are a number of good fabric options from which to choose.
Materials for Outdoor Furniture: Cushions and Pillows
The foam core of your oudoor upholstery and pillows must not only hold its shape and comfort level, but it must also be able to dry quickly and prevent damage from moisture. The quality of foam varies significantly as does the cost.
How to Care for Your Outdoor Furniture
The usable life of your outdoor furniture can be extended by keeping it clean and well-cared for during and after the summer months. Each material has specific instructions for cleaning various types of spills, repairing damage and protecting it from the ravages of the wind, rain and sun.
From Materials to Manufacturing: Why Patio Furniture is so Expensive
So what’s the deal: why is patio furniture so expensive? And is expensive outdoor furniture worth it? Keep reading to find out the answers to these questions and more.
Why you should choose Adirondack chairs for your backyard
When someone says “lounge chair,” what do you think of? If you envision a wooden chair with wide slats (including the armrests), a sloped backrest, and a slightly tilted seat, then you’re probably thinking of the Adirondack chair. This chair is so iconic that when you search for pictures of tranquil scenes by the water, chances are, you’ll find this chair in them. They look good and are cozy; what more could you want?