Powder-coated aluminium and solid teak are the best poolside materials, both are moisture-resistant and non-porous. Aluminium is lighter and easier to move, teak is heavier and more traditional in character. Both perform well in direct sun and around chlorinated pool water. Rinse teak occasionally with fresh water to prevent chlorine build-up on the surface.

Yes, most of our sun loungers are adjustable, with multiple back positions from flat to fully upright. The adjustment mechanism varies by model, some use a simple notch-and-pin system while others a smooth ratchet. The specific mechanism and number of positions is described in each product listing.

Remove cushions and store them indoors or in a covered outdoor storage box during extended periods of wet weather or when the furniture isn't in use for a season. The frames can remain outside year-round. In coastal environments, an occasional rinse with fresh water removes salt build-up from the frame finish.

Yes, several models in our garden sofa range are available in modular configurations, allowing you to build a layout that suits your space and change it over time. Module options including corner pieces, middle sections and ottoman modules are shown on the individual product pages.

Yes, our garden sofas are designed for both. In an uncovered position, UV-stable fabrics and powder-coated or teak frames will hold up well through an Australian summer. Cushions in prolonged direct sun will benefit from being stored away when not in use, which extends their life significantly.

Our garden sofas are built from powder-coated aluminium frames, solid teak or woven synthetic rattan depending on the model. All materials are selected for durability in outdoor conditions including UV exposure, moisture and temperature variation specific to the Australian climate.

Yes, cushion covers on our garden sofas are designed to be removable. Most are machine-washable at 30°C; check the care label on the specific cushion covers. The cushion cores are water-repellent and quick-drying, so they handle light rain without damage.