Iron Garden FurnitureModern Patio FurnitureFrench Garden FurnitureRattan FurnitureAntique IronVintage IronAntique WhiteSimple AntiqueAntique WroughtForwardAntique White Iron Garden Table Love!!! Want to come over for coffee??Wrought Iron Patio FurnitureMy Garden FurnitureFurniture CoverFurniture RattanOutdoor FurnitureIdeal FurnitureOutsunny GardenChair GardenGarden SeatForwardBeautiful Outdoor Furniture With Wrought Iron Sofa Base With White Seat And Round Wrought Iron Coffee Table Design Ideas Need to Build Patio? Don’t Forget to Get Modern Patio Furniture Home decoration Price (Low - High) Price (High - Low) Description (A - Z) Description (Z - A) 24 Items Per Page 60 Items Per Page 90 Items Per Page Introduction to Wrought Iron Outdoor Furniture Wrought iron is one of the strongest patio materials on the market today. Wrought iron furniture can last years and years because of the durability of this heavy-duty material. Because wrought iron can withstand rigorous daily use, wrought iron furniture is perfect for windy locations, high traffic areas, and commercial use.
The only downside to wrought iron is its inclination to rust, however modern powder coating has drastically reduced this issue. Our wrought iron furniture is available in a wide selection of powder coated finishes, combining the rust-free ease of aluminum with the strength and dependability of wrought iron. The Making of Wrought Iron Outdoor Furniture The way wrought iron is made contributes to its durability and long lasting nature. Quality manufactures take the necessary steps to avoid rusting by applying full-circumference welds wherever iron components intersect, and powder coating the exterior. Some outdoor wrought iron patio furniture is a combination of cast iron and “machine wrought” iron, but “hand wrought” iron is still being made by select manufacturers like Woodard. Wrought iron patio furniture sets from Woodard are hand formed by skilled craftsmen to ensure that it’s the strongest furniture crafted in the industry. Different Styles of Wrought Iron Patio Furniture
Our wrought iron patio furniture sale section is stocked with a variety of different outdoor styles. If you’re looking for an entire set, we carry wrought iron dining sets and wrought iron lounge sets. Wrought iron dining sets typically include a wrought iron patio dining table and wrought iron outdoor chairs. PatioLiving also carries wrought iron patio furniture cushions to make each wrought iron patio chair in your set as comfortable as possible. These cushions can also be added to your vintage wrought iron patio furniture for a nice update. If you want to update the look of your wrought iron patio table and chairs, your dining chairs can be swapped out for wrought iron benches. This is an easy way to update an existing wrought iron table and chairs. A wrought iron outdoor bench can also be placed in a garden, lawn, or walkway. PatioLiving also carries a variety of wrought iron patio sets for lounging. PatioLiving has many different sizes of lounge sets. A 5 piece wrought iron patio set is perfect for moderate sized dinners, and a 7 piece wrought iron patio set is ideal for larger group entertaining.
For single wrought iron style patio furniture seating pieces, we carry wrought iron lounge chairs, chaise lounges, dining chairs, bar stools, counter stools, loveseats, benches, lounge beds, sofas, swing, and ottomans. If you’re looking for wrought iron patio tables, we carry bar tables, counter tables, fire pit tables, bistro tables, dining tables, chat tables, coffee tables, console tables, and end tables. For your patio accessory needs, we also carry wrought iron serving carts, planters, and storage racks. PaitoLiving’s outdoor wrought iron furniture comes in many different color finishes as well from white to black wrought iron patio furniture. Benefits of Wrought Iron Outdoor Furniture As mentioned before, the biggest benefit of wrought iron is its strength. Heavy wrought iron patio furniture will never blow away, and can easily withstand the elements. Because the material is so durable, wrought iron style patio furniture will stand the test of time. To make sure your patio furniture lasts as long as possible, take time to clean your pieces a few times a year.
Wrought iron furniture is very easily cleaned; you can wipe down your furniture with a cloth dampened with equal parts water and mild dishwashing detergent. For more information about the best outdoor furniture materials best-suited for your needs, including wrought iron outdoor furniture and other outdoor materials, read PatioLiving's comprehensive Outdoor Materials Buying Guide.Call Today: 866-514-2733 Email or call us 866-514-2733 to see if your order qualifies for combined shipping.Wrought Iron Children's FurnitureShop a wonderful selection of small seating and furniture for the kids. Choose metal benches and chairs that never break and always last generations.Your child garden bench will look just like the adult versions, only these are mini tables, benches and chairs.Often on orders with multiple items that NEST shipping can be combined although our shipping calculator does not always reflect this. Please feel free to email or call us at 866-514-2733 to see if your order qualifies for combined shipping.
How to Clean Outdoor Furniture If your outdoor furniture needs a little TLC, follow these cleaning tips to freshen plastic, wood, metal, and glass. Share your take on this idea!Upload your photo here. Caring for Outdoor Furniture Routine cleanings are the key to keeping your outdoor furniture in pristine condition. For best results, you should clean outdoor furniture four times a year: Once at the beginning of summer, once at the end of summer, and a couple of times in between. Tip: Store furniture indoors during winter months to prevent additional weathering and staining. Wood (includes teak and wicker) Use a mild oil-base soap, such as Murphy Oil Soap, mixed with warm water. For a do-it-yourself cleaning solution, mix 1⁄4 cup ammonia, 2 tablespoons white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Commercial wood cleaners are often the most effective, but be sure to read directions carefully. Wicker and painted woods might require diluting the solution.
For hard woods, consider annually sanding and applying a fresh coat of protective finish, such as oil, stain, or a polyurethane coating. Hose down wicker every few weeks to prevent dirt buildup in crevices. Regularly wiping down wood to remove dirt, debris, and excess water is the best way to protect it. Metal (includes wrought iron, cast iron, and aluminum) Oxidation is the most common problem with aluminum furniture. Before cleaning, remove as much of the imperfection as possible using a metal polishing paste or a 1:1 solution of white vinegar and water. Avoid chemicals such as ammonia and trisodium phosphate (TSP); alkaline cleaners cause oxidation. Wash aluminum frequently to preserve its natural luster. Remove scuff marks from aluminum with a soft cloth dampened with a nonabrasive product, such as Soft Scrub. Combat rust by sanding it off along with damaged paint. Wipe off metal residue with a cloth dampened with mineral spirits or naphtha.
Use a rust-resistant primer before painting with a rust-resistant paint. Consider having your wrought-iron furniture sandblasted or powder-coated for added protection. To protect after cleanings, apply a coat (two for iron) of automotive wax. Dish detergent and home cleaning solutions are the most effective cleaners. Remove any stuck-on debris with a glass-safe, nonabrasive material. Many scrub brushes will scratch glass, so opt for one designed to tackle tough cleanup jobs without marking your furniture. After an initial cleaning, spray on white vinegar or glass cleaner and wipe away with a microfiber cloth or paper towel. Clean the underside of a glass table at least once a month to prevent irreversible grime. Cover a glass table when it's not in use. Commercial window cleaners can't always keep your glass tables clean. Fix small scratches and chips in glass with a glass-repair kit from an automotive retailer. Clean frames of glass tables according to their material type.