Garden Chairs

Garden Chairs

• Solid wooden furniture can be both functional and decorative.
• I particularly like the ‘companion seat’ where two wooden chairs are linked together with a place for a cup of tea.
• Single seats can be moved around to take advantage of the sun.
• Patio chair sets are designed to be used with a table for alfresco dinning.
• Aim for good quality seasoned wood and look after it with regular applications of an appropriate oil.
• Solid metal chairs may need painting to avoid rust unless they are made of light weight aluminium.
• Tubular metal may be plastic coated to reduce maintenance.

Folding and Stacking Chairs

• Lightweight steel tube chairs with canvas seats and a back rest and cup holder are supplied in storage bag with integral carrying handle and drawstring closure. You often see them pulled from the back of cars at picnic spots. They can be functional in your garden and put away when not in use.
• Chairs built on the old deck chair line collapse into a thin, stackable rectangle. There is now a rocking chair version of the old deck chair (see below).
• Plastic preformed chairs are often designed so that one can be piled on top of the other to save storage space.
• Recliners look the most comfy when accompanied by plush cushion covers.

Garden Chairs from Amazon
Wooden Garden chairs from Amazon

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