Collection: Wooden Garden Furniture

Cleaning wooden garden furniture is simple and keeps it looking great. Start by brushing off loose dirt and debris. Then wash with warm soapy water using a soft cloth or sponge, and rinse thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools that could damage the wood. For hardwoods like teak or acacia, you can apply teak oil or a suitable wood treatment once or twice a year to maintain colour and protect against weathering. Regular cleaning and occasional treatment will keep your furniture durable and looking its best.

The best outdoor furniture is made from strong, weather-resistant wood. Acacia is a top pick because it’s durable, naturally resistant to rot and insects, and gets a rich, beautiful color over time. Other good options include teak, eucalyptus, and cedar. To keep wooden furniture looking great, clean it regularly and give it some oil or sealant, especially if it’s exposed to rain or strong sun.

To keep outdoor furniture looking great and lasting longer, start by cleaning it regularly with a mild soap and water. For wooden pieces, apply oil or a sealant to protect against sun and rain about once a year. Synthetic rattan just needs a wipe down, and metal furniture can benefit from a rust-protective spray. Cover furniture or store it during harsh weather to make it last even longer.

Yes, teak oil can be used on outdoor wooden furniture, especially hardwoods like teak, acacia, or oak. It helps maintain the wood’s natural colour, protects against drying and cracking, and provides some water resistance.

Apply teak oil sparingly with a soft cloth, following the grain, and allow it to soak in before wiping off any excess. Regular application—usually once or twice a year—keeps furniture looking fresh and extends its lifespan. Avoid using teak oil on painted or stained wood, as it can interfere with the finish.