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I have already seen Target, Walmart, Lowes, Home Depot, Sears, and JC Penney

department stores only carry what will sell fast and easy

therefore patio furniture is only available in the early spring and gone by the time summer arrives

this time of year you will be better off checking with the bigger pool supply houses

something likes Watsons

and you can check them out thru Watsons.com

2007-11-08 15:48:59 by Amelia C

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It is the commercial where there is no talking just a time lapse of an outdoor scene.

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2007-05-05 05:36:14 by oliviagoldsmith

Price: $34.00

Holds about four chair or bench cushions or two chaise cushions.
Zippered closure for easy placement and removal.
Two large carrying handles for easy lifting and transport.

I've been looking at all sorts of home stores at all-weather patio furniture. I have found styles I like, but when I sit on them they just aren't comfortable. Or the style is awful, but seats like a nice indoor leather sofa. Anyone have outdoor furniture that just makes you saw "ahhhh" when you sit down? I use my patio after work to relax and would like an "ahhhh" style couch/love seat and a couple of chairs.

Those sets of plastic wicker with cushions made of weather resistant material are pretty good if you find one of good quality but the most comfortable outdoor seating I have found are those round multi position loungers. You can sleep on them. Can be found at most patio furniture stores, at least in my area. Hope you are as fortunate.

2007-07-30 15:56:39 by PunkVader

Price: $34.00

Front and back handles for easy fitting and removal, and adjustable elastic hem cord for a tight, custom fit
Click-close straps lock around the legs to secure the cover on windy days; fits backrests of 35 by 28 by 35 inches
Veranda patio chair cover provides elegant protection for patio chairs against the elements

I'm looking for outdoor furniture for the patio and have found a set that I really like and is reasonably priced. It is made of kiln-dried hardwood, not teak, so I am wondering how bad it is to leave some of it outdoors over the winter. We live in CT so winters can be bad here. While I will probably be able to store some of it indoors, I'm just not sure if we have room to move everything indoors for the winter. I would obviously cover everything with furniture covers if left outdoors, but it would likely sit in some snow at some point. Will it be destroyed? I'm going to look for other options if you all think it's a bad idea. Thanks in advance for your advice!
I would take it inside as I know that would extend the life of it, unfortunately, that just isn't an option for me...we just don't have room for it. We are trying to build a shed for some of it but the town is giving us grief...that's a whole other story though...so I'm not counting on that as a storage space as of now.

I would go ahead and get the furniture and then coat it with maritime epoxy.

What you do is take two seperate portions and mix them together and apply it with a brush. Once it hardens it forms a clear plastic like layer and will keep all of the moisture and water out. This stuff is used to seal wooden boats so the wood doesn't wear out from being in the water. It is fairly expensive, around $50-$100 a gallon so plan your job accordingly. If you've ever been to a restaurant or bar that has wooden tables with pictures and coins and crap sealed under "plastic like" stuff on the table top, this is what that is. I would recommend using this same stuff on anything wooden that you plan to keep outside year round. Call a few of your local boat dealers/repair places and I'm sure they will be able to lead you where to go for it. I'll paste a link to a PDF that helps explain what I'm talking about.

2007-05-22 06:53:55 by Hilary M

I need to get decent outdoor furniture for my lawn. I am looking for a square or rectangular table that will seat 8 people, and can be placed on a lawn, not a patio, and not sink into the ground.

I live in norther/central NJ. I would rather try to purchanse this furniture at a store instead of ordering onlne.

Does anyone have any suggestions on where to look?

any furniture is going to sink into the ground. I would buy teak if I had the opportunity.

2008-04-25 18:26:41 by izzy73