Charles Bentley Metal Garden Furniture

Benefits of Buying Metal Garden Furniture

Stability

Metal garden furniture is very sturdy and gives reliable comfort to your outdoor furniture. For this reason, metal is almost always the preferred choice for parasols and gazebo frames, giving you peace of mind that you’re protected!

Low maintenance

Working in the garden is a satisfying way to spend an afternoon, but your metal garden furniture doesn’t always need the same level of attention! You can rely on your metal furniture with small amounts of upkeep, such as wiping them down of any spills and drying them off before use to avoid potential rusting.

Using garden furniture covers is a long-term solution to taking care of your metal garden furniture, keeping them protected from rain and debris.

Weight

Compared to other garden furniture materials, metal garden furniture is heavier and therefore far less likely to fall over or be carried away by high winds when left outside during bad weather.

Longevity

With small amounts of maintenance, and provided you keep them under cover during the off-season, metal garden furniture can last for years, making it a great investment for tables & chairs sets and larger items like pergolas.

FAQs

How should I maintain metal garden furniture?

Although your garden furniture is hardwearing, we recommend keeping it covered if you’re expecting bad weather or not planning on using it for a while. For touch ups, a purpose-made metal paint restores colour and protects your metal garden furniture from rusting.

Is metal garden furniture comfortable?

Our metal garden furniture is designed with comfort in mind, with arm rests and back support, ideal for long afternoons in the garden. Many also come with mesh and rattan cushioning for breathability. However, you can always add to the comfort with some snazzy outdoor cushions.

Does metal garden furniture get hot in the sun?

In very hot weather, you may find your metal garden furniture gets a little warm. Metal is highly resistant to heat, though to avoid any discomfort you could cover the furniture with a throw or keep it under the shade of a pergola or parasol.