Made in the USA by Glen Raven, Sunbrella cushion covers suit all lounge collections except Aiko. The fabric is 100% solution-dyed acrylic (260 gr/m²) with a soft, flexible feel, UV resistance, an anti-stain treatment and water repellency. Heavier sailcloth and special ranges (400/580 gr/m²) feel more indoor and take longer to dry. Thanks to a fast-drying, open-cell outdoor memory foam core, these cushions dry fast and keep their colour and shape, even with intensive use. After rain, protective covers are fine, but never cover wet cushions.

AIKO cushions have an outdoor memory foam core inside a water-resistant barrier, so some water can stay trapped between the cover and inner liner. Air and dry the cover and core separately to extend their life, and store cushions vertically with the mesh side down for better airflow. Side ventilation holes stop air being trapped, known as “ballooning”. After rain, protective covers are fine, but never cover wet cushions for long. See the Sunbrella upholstery cleaning guide.

Made in Spain by Tuvatextil S.L., Agora is a semi-stiff, solution-dyed acrylic developed for waterproof outdoor lounge cushions. It has a laminated waterproof back layer, plus anti-stain, oil-repellent and mildew-resistant properties. The fast-drying, open-cell memory foam core has side ventilation holes to prevent “ballooning”. To extend its life, air-dry the cover and core separately at least twice a year, or more with frequent use. Store cushions upright when not in use or during showers to avoid puddles, and never cover them when wet or dirty.

Teak (Tectona grandis) is a tropical hardwood native to Southeast Asia. Its high tensile strength, rich oil content and close grain make mature teak highly resistant to pests, rot and termites, and very stable outdoors. Mamagreen makes its teak furniture entirely in-house. Each piece of wood is selected for strength and look, shaped with precise machinery, and kiln dried to the right moisture content before processing and gluing. Skilled craftspeople then wire-brush or polish the finished piece.

Recycled teak is salvaged from abandoned buildings and reborn as furniture, a sustainable alternative to harvesting timber from forests or plantations. Dents, scratches, nail and bolt marks, hair cracks and colour variation make every piece unique. This suits those who love character over a uniform finish. Over time it weathers to a silver-grey patina, and cracks, colour shifts or rust marks from old metal may appear. Most collections have a wire-brushed surface, so brush regularly to clear trapped food and organic matter. Zudu and Zupy have a smooth sanded finish and are best cleaned with a soft brush and soapy water.

Created for the AIKO collection, drift-look teak is reclaimed through an upcycling process that highlights the wood’s distress marks. Like driftwood washed up on a beach, every piece is individual and perfect for outdoor living. It is delivered in an “original” or rich “espresso” finish, sealed with a teak shield. To preserve the finish, avoid solvents and chemicals. Wash down regularly with plain water, wipe with a microfiber or lint-free cloth, and let it dry naturally. Treat spills the same way straight away to avoid spotting.

Made from 6063 aluminium alloy, these frames are electrostatically powder coated and oven-baked at high temperature, forming a solid, UV-resistant surface. Colours and textures vary slightly in specification, so check our colour charts for details. Ultra-Durable colours offer higher protection in chlorine and marine environments, with better UV and scratch resistance, making them the preferred choice for contract use. To prevent frost damage, keep the holes at the base of the legs and frame open so water can drain.

Wipe down with a soft brush and soapy cloth, then repeat without soap. Smooth surfaces clean more easily than textured ones, and stains lift with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Avoid acidic, alcohol or solvent-based cleaners, and never use abrasive pads, sandpaper or metal brushes. Sandy or rocky areas, frequent moving and hard or sharp objects can wear the powder coating. Peeling or bubbling may appear in salty or chlorine environments, without affecting structural integrity. Touch-up paint is available to repair scratches or peeling.

304 stainless steel frames are sturdy and suitable for most non-marine environments. They are not recommended near salt-water pools or close to the sea, where they can develop “tea staining”, a surface build-up of particles that oxidise or corrode. The hairline brushed satin finish helps hide stains and dirt, and regular cleaning extends the frame’s longevity and look. Tea staining does not harm the integrity of the metal, can be cleaned, and is considered normal wear.

Clean with a soft brush and a cloth with 3M Stainless Cleaner & Polish or another household stainless steel cleaner. Avoid acidic, alcohol or solvent-based products, and abrasive pads or brushes. Wipe away all water, then leave the frame to dry in the shade to avoid watermarks. Polish every 6 months, or whenever discoloration occurs, to prevent and remove most tea staining. To avoid frost damage, keep the holes at the base of the legs and frame open so water can drain.

HPL table tops and panels are developed specifically for outdoor furniture and manufactured in Italy. Using advanced technology, thermosetting resins and kraft paper are pressed into solid, compact, self-supporting panels. HPL is known for its high impact, scratch and wear resistance, light fastness, hygienic qualities and low maintenance requirements.

HPL responds to temperature changes, so minor expansion or bending may occur. Leaving an extension table open, with the extension leaf fitted and fixed in place, helps reduce this. Texture and colour also affect how much care is needed. Stains and scratches are far more visible on solid white surfaces than on stone-look motifs, which makes stone-look finishes the more forgiving choice.

• Spills: Wipe up immediately where possible.
• Food residue, stains and organic waste: Use domestic detergent and water.
• Candle wax: Soften with a clothes iron and a towel.
• Stubborn stains: Use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.
• Nail polish, linseed oil, markers: Remove with acetone and a cotton cloth.
• Synthetic oil paints, adhesive residues: Remove with 3M thinner.