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Which materials are best suited for my balcony furniture, patio furniture or garden furniture? An important point when deciding on the right material is weather resistance, as the new garden furniture should last as long as possible. That's why we at Room & Garden prefer materials that fulfil these conditions:
With wooden garden furniture, it is important to ensure that the wood used is hardwood.
Robinia and teak have proven to be particularly suitable hardwoods for garden furniture.
Teak garden furniture is popular because of its warm appearance and good durability. When selecting garden furniture, high-quality workmanship and the use of durable materials are particularly important. For example, the teak should come from the core of the tree, which has a higher oil content. Attention should also be paid to drying and the precise processing of the wood joints, such as mortise and tenon joints made with millimetre precision.
If you are looking for inexpensive and durable garden furniture, you can find it in aluminium furniture. Aluminium garden furniture is light and sturdy, it is also weather-resistant and combines well with other materials.
Stainless steel garden furniture is modern, high-quality and sturdy. It combines well with teak tables and teak elements.
Wicker garden furniture is weather-resistant and lightweight. The wickerwork is intricately woven by hand onto an aluminium frame, making a variety of shapes and colours possible. In addition to the good workmanship of the base frame, you should pay attention to the use of branded wickerwork, which is UV-resistant and ensures that you can enjoy your garden furniture for a long time.
Iron garden furniture can be powder-coated in many colours. If the frames are also galvanised, they have double protection against corrosion. Material combinations of wood and iron also have a special appeal. They combine the pleasant warmth of wood in the seat and backrest surfaces with the beautiful design of wrought iron.
