Hardwearing Materials
Hardwoods like teak and acacia are known for their durable and hardwearing properties, making them particularly appealing for use outside. However, they can be quite expensive.
That is why materials such as steel and powder-coated aluminium are a great alternative for getting the same sleek and modern look but without the hefty price tag.
Aluminium is becoming increasingly popular amongst customers and furniture manufacturers alike, due to its long-lasting yet low-maintenance qualities.
Plus, did you know that aluminium does not heat up? So, when the British weather does decide it wants to climb to above 30 degrees, you know you will not be burning your hands on scorching hot garden furniture. Ouch!
Stylish Yet Substantial
When it comes to dressing your outdoor space, you want it to reflect the characteristics of your indoor environment. It helps with the indoor-outdoor living lifestyle so many of us are trying to achieve these days. So, choosing hardwearing materials that are stylish, but also can also put up a fight in the ever-changing weather conditions are necessary.
We’ve showcased the popular aluminium material already, so now we want to shine the spotlight on another popular choice. Rattan!
Rattan has proven itself by standing up to those modern materials. This durable material has been used by people for hundreds of years and became popular in Europe and North America in the 1800s. Today, rattan is continuously chosen by us due to its good looks and robustness. Plus, top-quality rattan (like what we use) is 100% weatherproof. This means it will sustain the UV rays in the summertime and won't go brittle in snow or frost.