Classic Backless Bench 182

Our finishes may change over time, and natural wood may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features that will add character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance. Recommended care for wood furnishings may vary depending on the finishes applied to each surface.

• Use a dry cloth to dust furniture weekly.
• Upon the spills, please immediately wipe off using a mild soap, water, and soft undyed cloth as needed. Dry immediately to prevent marks from forming.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
• Long-lasting protection: regular sealing helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects against weathering.
• How often the treatment is needed depends on the climate and whether the furniture is placed at a sheltered position. As a general rule, teak surfaces should be cleaned and treated at least once a year.

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Engineered for endurance, this high-performance fabric resists UV degradation while requiring minimal upkeep. For lasting beauty, follow these professional care protocols:

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives.
• For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• For dried stains: Use enzyme-based agents; follow reaction time before gentle removal.
• Oxidative Bleaching: Safe for most stains (apply commercial oxidative bleach)
• Organic Solvents: Use for stubborn marks (scrape lightly, vacuum when dry).
• Rust/Acid Stains: Treat with commercial rust remover; rinse immediately.
• Excise burns/melt/damaged area; patch with spare fabric (use double-sided tape for adhesion).
• Avoid ironing olefin as heat will damage the fabric. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

Engineered for endurance, this high-performance fabric resists UV degradation while requiring minimal upkeep. For lasting beauty, follow these professional care protocols:

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives.
• For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• For dried stains: Use enzyme-based agents; follow reaction time before gentle removal.
• Oxidative Bleaching: Safe for most stains (apply commercial oxidative bleach)
• Organic Solvents: Use for stubborn marks (scrape lightly, vacuum when dry).
• Rust/Acid Stains: Treat with commercial rust remover; rinse immediately.
• Excise burns/melt/damaged area; patch with spare fabric (use double-sided tape for adhesion).
• Avoid ironing olefin as heat will damage the fabric. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

Engineered for endurance, this high-performance fabric resists UV degradation while requiring minimal upkeep. For lasting beauty, follow these professional care protocols:

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives.
• For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• For dried stains: Use enzyme-based agents; follow reaction time before gentle removal.
• Oxidative Bleaching: Safe for most stains (apply commercial oxidative bleach)
• Organic Solvents: Use for stubborn marks (scrape lightly, vacuum when dry).
• Rust/Acid Stains: Treat with commercial rust remover; rinse immediately.
• Excise burns/melt/damaged area; patch with spare fabric (use double-sided tape for adhesion).
• Avoid ironing olefin as heat will damage the fabric. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

This fabric resist the degrading effects of long-term sunlight exposure, so it requires minimal maintenance.

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives. For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• When washing or cleaning, do not subject to excessive heat, as the fabric will shrink. Do not steam press. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

Engineered for endurance, this high-performance fabric resists UV degradation while requiring minimal upkeep. For lasting beauty, follow these professional care protocols:

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives.
• For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• For dried stains: Use enzyme-based agents; follow reaction time before gentle removal.
• Oxidative Bleaching: Safe for most stains (apply commercial oxidative bleach)
• Organic Solvents: Use for stubborn marks (scrape lightly, vacuum when dry).
• Rust/Acid Stains: Treat with commercial rust remover; rinse immediately.
• Excise burns/melt/damaged area; patch with spare fabric (use double-sided tape for adhesion).
• Avoid ironing olefin as heat will damage the fabric. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

Engineered for endurance, this high-performance fabric resists UV degradation while requiring minimal upkeep. For lasting beauty, follow these professional care protocols:

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives.
• For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• For dried stains: Use enzyme-based agents; follow reaction time before gentle removal.
• Oxidative Bleaching: Safe for most stains (apply commercial oxidative bleach)
• Organic Solvents: Use for stubborn marks (scrape lightly, vacuum when dry).
• Rust/Acid Stains: Treat with commercial rust remover; rinse immediately.
• Excise burns/melt/damaged area; patch with spare fabric (use double-sided tape for adhesion).
• Avoid ironing olefin as heat will damage the fabric. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

Olefin fabric is taking patio furniture by storm because of their strength and durability. The production of olefin is very environmentally friendly. It creates no waste in the process.
Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives. For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• Avoid ironing olefin as heat will damage the fabric. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spot only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allow it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

Engineered for endurance, this high-performance fabric resists UV degradation while requiring minimal upkeep. For lasting beauty, follow these professional care protocols:

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives.
• For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• For dried stains: Use enzyme-based agents; follow reaction time before gentle removal.
• Oxidative Bleaching: Safe for most stains (apply commercial oxidative bleach)
• Organic Solvents: Use for stubborn marks (scrape lightly, vacuum when dry).
• Rust/Acid Stains: Treat with commercial rust remover; rinse immediately.
• Excise burns/melt/damaged area; patch with spare fabric (use double-sided tape for adhesion).
• Avoid ironing olefin as heat will damage the fabric. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

This fabric resist the degrading effects of long-term sunlight exposure, so it requires minimal maintenance.

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives. For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• When washing or cleaning, do not subject to excessive heat, as the fabric will shrink. Do not steam press. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

Engineered for endurance, this high-performance fabric resists UV degradation while requiring minimal upkeep. For lasting beauty, follow these professional care protocols:

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives.
• For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• For dried stains: Use enzyme-based agents; follow reaction time before gentle removal.
• Oxidative Bleaching: Safe for most stains (apply commercial oxidative bleach)
• Organic Solvents: Use for stubborn marks (scrape lightly, vacuum when dry).
• Rust/Acid Stains: Treat with commercial rust remover; rinse immediately.
• Excise burns/melt/damaged area; patch with spare fabric (use double-sided tape for adhesion).
• Avoid ironing olefin as heat will damage the fabric. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

This fabric resist the degrading effects of long-term sunlight exposure, so it requires minimal maintenance.

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives. For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• When washing or cleaning, do not subject to excessive heat, as the fabric will shrink. Do not steam press. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

This fabric resist the degrading effects of long-term sunlight exposure, so it requires minimal maintenance.

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives. For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• When washing or cleaning, do not subject to excessive heat, as the fabric will shrink. Do not steam press. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.

This fabric resist the degrading effects of long-term sunlight exposure, so it requires minimal maintenance.

• Store cushions separately from furniture to prevent possible transfer of moisture.
• Wipe spills with a clean, dry cloth.
• Wash the fabrics with lukewarm water and line dried or tumble-dried with gentle or no heat. It is necessary not to use harsh cleaners and abrasives. For stubborn stains, mix one part bleach and two parts water.
• When washing or cleaning, do not subject to excessive heat, as the fabric will shrink. Do not steam press. Hang dry the fabric and it will keep the wrinkles away.
• You can only use bleach for mildew spots only. Mix a solution of one cup of bleach, one-fourth cup of mild soap, and one gallon of water, allowing it to sit for 15 minutes. Scrub the fabric gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Ensure the fabric is completely dry before using or storing.