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The selection depends on space, use, and style:

• Space & Size: Measure the available area before choosing furniture – sufficient freedom of movement and legroom is crucial.
• Use: Should the furniture set primarily serve for relaxing, dining, or as a lounge?
• Comfort & Upholstery: Look for weather-resistant upholstery with UV and mold resistance.

Tip: Outdoor furniture should be both functional and comfortable – choose materials and sizes that suit your garden or patio.

Outdoor furniture should be weather-resistant and durable. Common materials include:

• Aluminum: lightweight, rust-free, and easy to maintain
• Stainless steel: very robust and modern
• Teak wood: durable, natural look, regular care recommended
• HPL / Ceramic: scratch, heat, and frost resistant
• Polyrattan/Resin: weather-resistant, flexible, and comfortable

Tip: Choose material according to the weather conditions in your outdoor area and note that wood may show natural color changes over time – this is normal and not a quality defect. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Proper care extends the lifespan of your garden furniture:

• Regular Cleaning: Wipe with a mild detergent and a soft cloth
• Use Protective Covers: Cover in rain or winter to reduce UV damage and moisture
• Wooden Furniture: Regularly reapply oil or glaze

Tip: Store furniture dry and clean before putting on protective covers – this prevents mold and water stains. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

The lifespan varies depending on material and care:

• Wood (e.g., Teak): can last 20-30 years with regular care
• Metal (aluminum, stainless steel): very durable, rust-free with good coating
• Polyrattan: weather-resistant and durable, usually 10-15 years
• Plastic: easy to maintain, can last 10+ years depending on quality

Tip: High-quality furniture lasts longer if protected or stored in winter – this reduces wear from frost and moisture. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Even weather-resistant furniture benefits from additional protection in winter:

• Protective Covers: use water-repellent and UV-resistant covers after cleaning
• Storage: store upholstery and cushions in dry rooms
• Cleaning before Storage: Remove dirt and moisture before covering or storing furniture

Tip: Clean and dry storage in a shed or garage significantly extends the lifespan of your garden furniture. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}