Don’t laugh, but determining patio umbrella sizes is very important business, especially if you spend lots of time in your backyard.
Think about it: if you get a massive one, then it’ll be a pain to maintain and move around. Yet if you purchase a smaller one, you might find all your party guests comedically squeezed around the equivalent of a parasol.
If you’re interested in fighting the blinding sun with patio cover ideas, then we’ve got you covered. Read on to find the best ways to stay cool and comfortable, even when the sun’s doing its best to work against you.
Which heating methodology is supreme: the ubiquitous glow of radiant heat or the air-warming prowess of convection? This comprehensive comparison between radiant and convection heat for patio heaters will strip down all the scorching debates to the bone. Prepare yourself, it’s about to get heated!
If you plan to use a fire pit this year, you’ll need to think about what type of fuel you want to use. The most common choices are wood, gas and charcoal but they’re not the only options. Which one is the best? Keep reading and we’ll explore the different fuel types for fire pits and their advantages and disadvantages.
Before you find yourself under an umbrella that’s lost its will to weather storms with you or take the heat off, continue reading to learn about the definitive signs screaming: “Replace Your Patio Umbrella Canopy Now!”
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?
