FAQs

Picture yourself in the corner where two sides converge, gazing at the scenery before you. If you find that the left side requires additional length, we recommend opting for the left-hand version. Conversely, if the right side needs to be extended, then the right-hand version would be the ideal choice for you.

The majority of our garden sets are delivered fully assembled for your convenience, but there are a few exceptions where some assembly is necessary. For instance, while all of our dining chairs arrive ready to use, the dining tables might need a bit of assembly upon arrival. You can find specific assembly information on the individual product pages for each item.

The problem many people have with modular furniture is that because it can be moved around it is often not secured in one place, which is where our handy clips come in. These clips go on the underneath of your furniture to hold the pieces together and stop them from moving about. They are very easy to attach and just push onto the underside of the furniture where you want the pieces to join. They are also very easy to slide back off should you want to rearrange the furniture once more. Step 1: Turn the furniture pieces you wish to clip together onto their side, so that you can see the underside and framework of the furniture. Step 2: Ensure the pieces are aligned and touching together. Hold against each other with one hand if needs be. Step 3: Take the clip and, making sure it wraps around both pieces, push gently until the flat surface of the clip is pressed against the furniture. Making sure the flat surface of the clip is pressed right against the furniture is important so that your furniture doesn’t become uneven and wobble.

In the event of heavy rain, it is highly advisable to either bring the cushions indoors or place them in a completely waterproof storage container. Following the summer season, it is important to avoid leaving the cushions on the furniture, as they can absorb moisture from condensation. If cushions are left exposed to persistent rain and damp weather, they will quickly become saturated with water.

You spend a portion of your week cleaning the interior of your house, so why not spend some time outside this week and get your garden furniture looking squeaky clean? Rattan Furniture Step One: Fill a bowl with warm water and add a few drops of dish detergent, stirring until bubbles form on the surface of the water. Step Two: Dip a soft cloth carefully into the bubbles only, not the water, and then wipe the rattan with the bubbles. This will clean the rattan without over-saturating it. Step Three: Use a soft bristle brush (a toothbrush works well) to clean the crevices Aluminium furniture Step One: Fill a bowl with warm water and add a few drops of dish detergent Step Two: Dip a soft cloth in the water, and then wipe the frame. This will clean the aluminium without over-saturating it. Do not use a bristle brush as this will scratch the aluminium. Fabric Furniture 150ml of bleach 40ml of mild soap 2 litres of water Step One: Apply the solution to the fabric and clean with a soft-bristle brush. Step Two: Allow the mixture to soak into the fabric for 15 minutes then rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is removed. Step Three: Simply allow to dry and you will never know the mess was there.