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There are many elements of garden furniture available: from simple chairs or benches, to flooring, in plastic or wood; from umbrellas to the most refined wrought iron gazebos.

Surely the choice must be made first of all considering the budget available, but we also try to consider our needs: a small table can be suitable for a terrace, but if we find it extendable it can also be used for summer dinners with friends; a large gazebo can be suitable for the garden, if it is easy to disassemble we can think of storing it during the winter, when it will not be possible to use it. Even the material is not a negligible element: the simple wood available treated, impregnated, painted, or also simply sanded; obviously impregnated and autoclaved wood has a very long life and is not affected by bad weather, while simply varnished wood does not resist well to freezing and temperature changes.Depending on the material chosen, we remind you that good maintenance allows us to enjoy the ‘garden furniture for very long periods of time. With spring just around the corner, we dedicate a few days to cleaning and taking care of the furniture elements that we will use in the garden, in order to prolong their life and also in order to obtain a better aesthetic. gardens are generally treated so as not to be damaged or yellowed by the sun’s rays; exposure to bad weather and staying outdoors cause a thick film of dust, smog, or even earth, which settles on tables and chairs, even penetrating the joints between the parts that compose them; certainly washing with water can be useful, but it is also good to use special detergent products, including degreasers, to remove smog and earth. The dirt on the plastic tends to make it gray over time, or it can cause irreparable stains; every year when we put away chairs and tables we remember to take them apart and clean them, and we do this before putting our furniture in the garden.- Wood: the wood that makes up tables, chairs or gazebos may have been subjected to various treatments; in any case it is advisable to periodically remember to clean up the residues of smog, dust and earth with water and detergent, in order to keep the surfaces clean; periodically it is then necessary to pass a layer of impregnating or varnish on the wooden items. The most suitable product depends on how the wood was originally treated: we will apply the primer on the impregnated wood and some paint on the varnished wood (possibly after removing the existing varnish if it becomes damaged over time). The frequency of this operation mainly depends on the original quality of the furniture: a quality product in impregnated wood may not need to be treated for 10-15 years; varnished wood placed outdoors requires maintenance every 4-5 years. Some elements of wooden furniture kept outdoors but protected from the elements can remain without paints or impregnants for 5-10-15 years. When we see that the wood of our garden furniture discolours or turns gray the moment to intervene.- Iron: this very durable material and generally only needs to be cleaned with a cloth and specific detergent; it then depends on how the material was originally treated; plastic-coated iron requires maintenance when plastic is damaged: usually after years the plastic coating breaks, in this case it must be completely removed and the metal coated with special paints.In other cases the iron is only waxed, this treatment is it can be repeated regularly every 2-3 years. For other artifacts, on the other hand, painting is used: iron painted with special paints is very durable; it may happen that the paint layer, in contact with bad weather, gets damaged; in this case the raised paint is removed, with the help of a metal brush, and the entire product is repainted.In general, for any material it is still advisable to carry out maintenance every year at the end of winter. garden furniture, for aesthetic reasons, but also to prevent the aging of materials.