Thursday 27 August 2015

Quick guide - garden furniture

Spending time outdoors can be a very relaxing and enjoyable way to appreciate summer days and make the most of patios and balconies. But that time can become considerably less enjoyable when there is no comfortable place to sit outside. Luckily there are many styles and makes of patio furniture that can improve your outdoor space.



First, you need to answer yourself simple question - will you be using your furniture for dining, socializing or relaxing? Dining sets are great for those wanting to enjoy teasty meal outside, whereas a deck set might be a less costly option worth considering if dining is not a priority. If you plan on using your patio only occasionally, a few basic items like a bistro set might do.



Next you need to know how many people will join you during outside parties? For larger groups you might opt for a 7-piece dining set. If relaxing with friends and family for extended periods is something you enjoy, sectional 3- or 4-piece cushioned seating sets could be great idea.

If you entertain frequently or spend a considerable amount of time enjoying the warmer months outdoors, comfort and durability are especially important when making patio furniture purchases. Solidly constructed pieces, cushions and sofas are a must.



Next very important aspect is free space. The amount of outdoor space you have will help determine what furniture is best for you. If space is limited, round and hexagonal tables are ideal alternatives to larger dining tables. A hexagonal table can seat as many people as a rectangular table and takes up less space.

Furthermore, keep available storage space in mind when deciding on what items to purchase. Some outdoor items integrate storage space into the pieces themselves.



Before you choose garden furniture you also need to consider their weather resistance. If you cannot store or shelter your patio furniture and accessories from the elements, they might have to endure prolonged exposure to harsh outdoor conditions.

No comments:

Post a Comment