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6 Signs It's Time to Buy New Outdoor Furniture, According to Pros
06.06.2023 - 17:17 / thespruce.com
Is your patio furniture in desperate need of a glow-up? Outdoor furniture is crucial for turning any backyard into one of luxury and comfort, but just like indoor furniture, it’s eventually time to upgrade.
Outdoor furniture is an investment and should outlast, but there may be indicators that your investment reached the end of its life. Here are six signs it’s time to update your outdoor furniture, as told by expert designers and furniture sellers.
First, if your outdoor furniture has seen better days, it’s time to treat yourself to a new set. Outdoor furniture tends to see wear and tear from being outside, whether it’s from someone (or something) hitting it or it's caught in a storm. If your furniture is starting to chip excessively and looks as if it’s seen enough, a new set is on the horizon.
Chipped paint can also lead to other problems such as mold and mildew or your frames weakening, since this exposes the material underneath the paint. Once you notice your furniture chipping, check for other spots that may be chipped to indicate the overall condition of your furniture.
No one likes a dirty or stained furniture set. With your furniture being outdoors, it could see bird droppings, stains from pollen, or debris stains that will leave a mark. If you notice a lot of stains or dirt that won’t come off, it’s definitely time to upgrade your furniture set.
Preservation is key to keeping your outdoor furniture clean and stain-free. When it comes to taking care of your outdoor furniture, Kelsey Thomas of Blake Interiors recommends buying furniture covers to protect furniture while it isn’t in use, and storing it (if possible) during the winter months.
Covers are great for protecting your frames and cushions from weather,
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