
To properly care for wooden garden furniture and keep it in good condition for many years, you need to occasionally give it some attention. If you want to effectively maintain the good condition of your furniture, such as deck chairs or tables, don’t forget the following treatments.
Cleaning
Regularly clean garden furniture from dirt, dust, and leaves. You can use a soft brush to remove dirt or a damp cloth with a mild detergent. Avoid harsh cleaning that can damage the wood surface.
Oiling
From time to time, apply a layer of outdoor wood oil to the wood. Oiling provides protection against weather conditions and keeps the wood in good condition. Choose a suitable outdoor wood oil that is resistant to external conditions and contains protective agents against UV radiation.
Protect furniture from moisture
Wood can be susceptible to moisture, which can lead to cracking and deformation. Make sure garden furniture is protected from excessive moisture, for example by using covers during rainy periods or moving them to a sheltered place.
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight
If possible, avoid exposing wooden furniture to strong sunlight for extended periods. Prolonged exposure to UV radiation can cause fading and weakening of the wood.
Winter maintenance
During the winter, when garden furniture is not in use, store it in a dry place. If it is outside, protect it from frost and moisture. You can also apply an additional layer of wood oil before the winter season to increase protection.
Regular maintenance
Regularly check the condition of garden furniture and carry out necessary repairs. If you notice loose joints, surface damage, or other issues, repair them as soon as possible to prevent further deterioration of the furniture.
Remember that different types of wood may require different maintenance methods. For wooden garden furniture, it is always worth checking the manufacturer’s recommendations for care and maintenance to ensure you use the appropriate methods for the specific type of wood.
Our frames for deck chairs and tables are made from beech wood. It is a durable, hard type of wood. Beech wood is sensitive to excessive moisture, so it is important to avoid leaving it for long periods in places with high humidity. Protect or store beech furniture during rain. Remember that beech wood has natural characteristics, such as color changes and small cracks, which may appear over time and use. These are normal aging processes of the wood and add character to the furniture. However, regular maintenance and protection will help keep beech wood in good condition for many years.

