Specified against exposure, not style alone
Coastal salt, direct summer sun and winter storage change which frame and fabric make sense on the same terrace.
Exposure noted on every quote
Garden and terrace furniture in teak, aluminium, rope and technical fabrics, for homes, hotels and hospitality venues.
We import outdoor furniture directly from the factories that build it: lounge sets, dining tables and chairs, sunbeds, parasols and cushions in teak, powder-coated aluminium, woven rope and marine-grade textiles. Selection starts from exposure — sun, salt, wind and how many months a year the furniture stays outside — because that decides frame, fabric and fixings far more than the photograph does.

Salt, UV and wind decide which coating, fabric and fixing survive. Furniture chosen only on appearance often looks tired after two summers, while the identical range in the right specification lasts far longer.

Outdoor furniture is a five-year decision, and the coastline decides it more than the catalogue does.
We start with exposure, usage and storage, then match frame material, fabric family and cushion construction — and keep the codes on file so the same specification can be reordered later.
One order covers frames, fabrics, cushions and covers, so a terrace is quoted, sampled and delivered without three separate suppliers.
Coastal salt, direct summer sun and winter storage change which frame and fabric make sense on the same terrace.
Exposure noted on every quote
Powder-coated aluminium, certified teak, UV-stable rope and solution-dyed acrylic fabrics with replaceable covers.
Fabric performance data supplied
The same ranges cover one balcony and a hundred-cover terrace, quoted against quantity, timing and delivery access.
Programme-based quantity pricing
Cushion codes and replacement parts stay recorded, so a hotel can re-order the same specification years later.
Reference kept for re-ordering
Sofas, corner modules, armchairs and coffee tables in teak, aluminium and rope
Extending and fixed tables, stacking and armchair models for homes and venues
Pool loungers, stacking sunbeds, daybeds and side tables for hospitality use
Side-post and centre-post parasols, bases, cushions, covers and protective sleeves

Comfort that still packs away for winter.
Weight, stacking and storage volume matter as much as the look when a balcony has to be cleared each autumn.

Contract-grade frames for daily service.
Sunbeds and loungers face constant handling, sun cream and cleaning chemicals, so frame and sling quality decide the replacement cycle.

Chairs that survive being moved a hundred times a day.
Stacking height, weight and joint strength matter more than anything else in a venue that resets its terrace nightly.

Low-maintenance sets for properties left unattended.
Rental properties need furniture that tolerates weeks without care between guests and cleaning crews.
Distance from the sea, hours of direct sun and winter wind narrow the sensible options immediately.
Stainless fixings and quality coating decide whether an aluminium frame stays sound near salt water.
Solution-dyed acrylic holds colour far longer than printed polyester, and removable covers extend life further.
Where cushions and parasols will live out of season changes which set is practical.
Lift dimensions, staircases and island transport should be resolved before the order, not on delivery day.
Frame, finish and fabric references make future additions match instead of nearly matching.
It fades and weakens within a season or two, while the frame is still perfectly good.
A large modular set with nowhere to store cushions becomes a winter problem every year.
Daily commercial handling breaks joints that a home terrace would never stress.
Representative selections from the catalog — indicative of what we quote, stock-source and deliver week to week. Ask for the full schedule with formats, finishes and current lead times.
Sofas, corner modules, armchairs and coffee tables in teak, aluminium and rope
Extending and fixed tables, stacking and armchair models for homes and venues
Pool loungers, stacking sunbeds, daybeds and side tables for hospitality use
Side-post and centre-post parasols, bases, cushions, covers and protective sleeves
Powder-coated aluminium and certified teak both perform well; near the sea the coating quality and the stainless grade of the fixings matter more than the frame material itself.
Solution-dyed acrylic fabrics handle sun and rain far better than printed polyester, but every cushion lasts longer with covers and a dry storage point out of season.
Yes. Contract ranges are built for daily commercial use and are quoted against the number of covers, the delivery window and how the furniture will be moved and stored.
We send fabric and finish samples, and for larger projects we can arrange a single reference piece before the full quantity is confirmed.
We plan the route before ordering — volumes, packaging and lifting points — so a terrace on an upper floor or an island site does not stall on delivery day.
Yes, as long as the range stays in production. We keep the frame, finish and fabric codes on file so additions match the original order.
Materials from this category are usually specified for interior design projects and retail fit-out. If your project needs installation as well as supply, we handle both together.