Aluminium garden furniture pairs a lightweight, rust-proof frame with modern styling, making it easy to rearrange and simple to maintain. This collection features aluminium-framed corner sofa sets designed to stay outside through every season without corroding.
Unlike heavier materials, aluminium will not rust and needs little upkeep beyond an occasional wipe, while weatherproof cushions keep seating comfortable. It is an ideal choice for exposed or coastal gardens where durability matters. Browse the range to find a low-maintenance set for your patio.
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No. Aluminium does not contain iron, so it cannot rust the way steel does, which makes it ideal for damp British gardens and coastal areas. Our frames are also powder-coated for an extra protective, decorative finish. This rust-proof quality means aluminium furniture can stay outside in the rain without the corrosion problems associated with untreated or cheaper metal sets.
Yes. Aluminium is much lighter than steel or wrought iron, so chairs and tables are easy to move around the patio, reposition for shade or bring under cover. Despite the low weight, the alloy is strong and hard-wearing. The main trade-off is that lighter furniture can shift in strong wind, so store or secure it in gusty conditions.
Maintenance is minimal. Wipe the powder-coated frames with warm soapy water and a soft cloth a few times a season, then rinse and dry. There is no need to treat, oil or repaint aluminium as you would timber or steel. Avoid abrasive pads that could scratch the coating, and touch up any deep chips to keep the surface protected.
The rust-proof aluminium frames cope with winter weather and frost without corroding, so they can remain outdoors. Cushions, however, should be stored indoors or in a dry box, and covering the set keeps it clean and dry. Because the furniture is lightweight, it is also worth securing or moving pieces to a sheltered spot during winter storms.
The frames themselves can warm up in direct sunlight like most metals, but you sit on the cushions rather than the bare metal, so seating stays comfortable. The powder-coated finish, often in lighter tones, reflects some heat. Positioning the set in partial shade or under a parasol keeps both the frame and cushions pleasant on hot days.
