The rattan resurgence heads outside with this piece. Rattan adds texture and is less dense compared to solid wood furniture. The rattan panels on this garden lounge chair add to its mid-century look, updated with modern materials to create weather-resistant furniture.
The armchair frame is made of naturally weather-resistant acacia wood. Plump seat and backrest cushions provide comfortable support and are shower-resistant.
Key features:
- Garden lounge chair with rattan panels
- Naturally weather-resistant acacia wood frame
- Plump shower-resistant seat and backrest cushions
- Matches garden furniture in our Woven Rattan range
Garden furniture care: To keep your outdoor furniture in the best condition, store it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated spot indoors over the winter. If it’s staying outside, use an outdoor furniture cover whenever the weather is wet or unseasonal. Make sure furniture is clean and dry before storing it away, and keep cushions in a clean and dry place when not in use.
All our outdoor wooden furniture ranges are made from sustainably sourced, naturally weather-resistant tropical hardwoods. All our outdoor cushions are shower-resistant and our seating is rigorously weight-tested, ensuring stability and strength.
Choose the perfect outdoor furniture
We have a selection of wooden furniture for you to choose from which will suit the home or garden. Below are a few options to consider when choosing your perfect outdoor furniture.
| Teak | A premium and popular wood with an attractive appearance which ages beautifully. Strong, durable and resistant to rot and decay, this furniture requires little maintenance |
| Eucalyptus | Distinctive scent and appearance which darkens as it ages. Provides similar natural benefits to teak including moisture resistance, hardness and durability. It's plentiful in supply which makes the furniture an inexpensive choice. |
| Acacia | Naturally durable, this wood is incredibly hard and is unlikely to suffer damage during everyday use. It provides similar natural benefits to teak, yet unlike many other hardwoods, acacia is also relatively fast growing which minimises the environmental impact. |
