Wherever possible it is always recommended that you view the garden furniture in store to ensure the colour is what you want, fabric of cushions is acceptable and that the furniture is comfortable to you. Knowing the details doesn’t necessarily mean you can accurately gauge the comfort without actually sitting in it. Low seating or reclined cushions may also be difficult to get up from and make it difficult for taller or older people. It may help to read reviews of customers who have purchased the same product.

If you do careful research and take your time evaluating patio furniture options, you should still not forget to protect it. Even if you buy the highest quality furnishings, exposure to the elements can degrade them and shorten their lifespan. We recommend that you invest in protective covers or think about how to keep them safe from inclement weather or when they are not in use during the off-season. If you have a shed, garage or simply an undercover area it would be beneficial to move the furniture here .