The warm weather has finally arrived, which means it’s time to break the Custom Leisure Furniture! After the long winter, looking for something new in the backyard? Or, want to know how to maintain your existing space?

Research before buying
Choose products with fade-resistant and mildew-resistant fabrics

Many fabrics come with an anti-UV time or warranty; consider that you will be away for a few hours before disappearing from our mat. For sunny climates, please choose a fabric with a higher UV time or a solid solution acrylic fabric that is resistant to fading. Water-proof and mildew-proof fabrics ensure fast drying, and the appearance and feel of the mat will be good even after summer storms.

Choose waterproof or quick-drying padding

There is nothing worse than preparing to relax, just let the water gush out of the mat as soon as you sit down! SMS is a special non-woven waterproof fabric, Easy Way uses it to wrap the cushion padding. This forms a barrier and prevents moisture from penetrating into the pad. Another option is a reticulated foam at the bottom of the mesh. Reticulated foam can make the mat dry faster and can withstand longer wear and tear than polyethylene fillers. The foam is porous, so it does not absorb moisture. Water will flow directly through to speed up the drying time.
We recommend using solution dyed fabrics to get the best performance and longevity outdoors. Solution dyed fabrics are made by adding pigments before the material is even spun into fibers, so the color will last longer without fading. We also recommend and use high resilience foam (mesh or standard foam) with SMS wrap.

Use furniture covers or cushion storage bags to protect the cushions and frames in the cushions
Before covering in winter, make sure that the mat and frame are clean and dry to prevent mildew.
When covering, you can leave the mat on the frame!
Make sure to use the supplied tent device under the cover to prevent water from accumulating on the surface of the cover.
Know your material
Unprotected wood will change color. For example, teak will naturally change color from golden brown to gray bronze over time. Although this is normal, you can use gaskets to maintain the original honey color, or use furniture covers to prevent weathering.
Look for furniture frames made of high-quality materials to prevent rust and mold, as well as general wear and tear.
Read and follow the care instructions for outdoor fabrics. If necessary, most cleaning agents can be cleaned on site with mild soap and water.