Invest in Garden Furniture That Lasts
Garden furniture is an investment that can transform how you use your outdoor space. The key is choosing pieces that suit your style, space, and the British weather.
Material Options
Rattan (Synthetic)
Pros: Lightweight, weather-resistant, comfortable, affordable Cons: Can fade in strong sunlight, lower-end versions deteriorate Best for: Comfortable lounging sets
Teak
Pros: Beautiful, ages gracefully, very durable Cons: Expensive, needs occasional oiling Best for: Long-term investment pieces
Aluminium
Pros: Lightweight, rust-proof, modern look Cons: Can blow around in wind, less comfortable without cushions Best for: Modern gardens, smaller spaces
Steel
Pros: Strong, classic look, can be very comfortable Cons: Can rust if not maintained, heavy Best for: Traditional gardens
What to Consider
- Storage space: Can you put it away in winter?
- Maintenance: How much upkeep are you willing to do?
- Comfort: Try before you buy if possible
- Size: Measure your space carefully
- Weather protection: Consider a cover or storage solution
Caring for Your Furniture
- Clean regularly with mild soap and water
- Cover or store in winter
- Oil wooden furniture annually
- Touch up any chips in paint quickly
- Replace damaged cushions promptly
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