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Preparing Patio Furniture Before a Hurricane or Tropical Storm
A calm checklist for securing or moving Adirondack chairs, café chairs, stools, and end tables before a hurricane or tropical storm, with each piece’s weight.
Plastic Furniture To Go Returns and Warranty: What Is Covered
A plain-language walkthrough of our 30-day return window and 7-year structural / 5-year fading warranty — what’s covered and how it works.
Hampton Square End Table for Tight Poolside Corners
A squared-off profile fits tight pool deck corners better than a round table. See where the Hampton Square End Table works and how to place it.
Choosing Patio Furniture Colors to Suit Your Home’s Exterior
Brick, siding, stucco, or wood? Learn how to pick patio furniture colors that suit your home’s exterior, using simple color rules and a quick test.
How Far Apart Should Patio Chairs Be? A Patio Layout Guide
Set patio chairs too far apart and conversation fades; too close and everyone is cramped. Use these simple distances to lay out seats you will actually use.
Build an Outdoor Coffee Nook With One Patio Chair and One End Table
Turn a corner of your patio into a morning coffee nook. See how to choose the chair, table, and spot so it becomes a daily habit and not just an idea.
Counter Stool or Café Chair for an Outdoor Bar? How to Choose
Choosing between a counter height stool and an armless café chair for outdoor bar seating? Compare seat heights, weight, and layout before you buy.
Patio Furniture for Renters: Pieces That Move With You
Renting and want real outdoor furniture? See how weight, assembly, and return terms help you choose patio pieces that are easy to bring along.
Adirondack Chair Seat Height: What 16 Inches Feels Like
The Hampton Adirondack Chair has a 16-inch seat height. See how that compares with a café chair and stool, and how to test it against your own patio.
Fall Patio Furniture Checklist: Get Your Patio Ready for Cooler Weather
Get your patio ready for fall with a simple furniture checklist: clear debris, recheck hardware, rethink the layout, and plan for wind and storms.