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With the continuous improvement of our living standards, the market demand for outdoor furniture has increased. If consumers want to extend the service life of outdoor furniture, they must consider factors such as weather and climate when purchasing outdoor furniture.
Outdoor furniture mainly includes four categories: urban public outdoor furniture, courtyard outdoor furniture, commercial outdoor furniture, and portable outdoor furniture.
The material of outdoor furniture is very important, it determines the maintenance situation in the future, so don't just look at the appearance when buying. Aluminum and resin are the easiest to care for, while wicker or wood furniture requires regular maintenance.
Consider what the weather is like where you live. Does it rain a lot? Or is it in the tropics, humid and hot? The direct sunlight can crack wooden furniture, and the metal material will heat up in the sun, making it uncomfortable to use. If you live in a place with frequent tropical storms, strong convective weather, or near the sea, the sudden high wind can also overturn very light furniture such as aluminum or plastic.
Does your outdoor area have a sunshade? Whether the furniture is placed on a soft lawn or a hard surface. Remember, if you are on the lawn, never use cork-framed furniture. Cork will absorb moisture and cause damage to the frame. Try to choose plastic and steel frames instead. If there is direct sunlight, it is best to use a parasol. Direct sunlight is harmful to furniture and human skin.
Unlike indoor furniture, outdoor furniture does not have special functional requirements. Therefore, you do not have to be equipped with tables, chairs, and stools, or you need to match the size and proportion of furniture according to the size of the space. Whether it's beside an open outdoor pool or a limited atrium garden, remember to set aside more areas for activities. A tall bar table works better than a formal dining table because it saves space by placing bar stools. Or consider a smaller side table and pouf, which can be moved at any time and is more flexible.