Choose a Composite Material
If you're really looking for furniture that looks a lot like natural materials and is easy to maintain, there are more durable synthetic options.
PE rattan: A weather-resistant synthetic fiber—usually thin strands of PVC, nylon, polyethylene, or high-density polyethylene—is woven and wrapped around the metal frame. The woven resin mimics the look and feel of natural rattan: you get the traditional home look of wicker, and enjoy the durability and UV resistance of PE, which basically keeps out the elements (and chlorine).
Recycled plastic: Made from old milk jugs and single-use plastic containers, recycled plastic is very strong and durable. This plastic can be molded into countless shapes and engineered to resemble wood or many other kinds of materials. The material resists moisture, extreme temperatures and is largely unaffected by salt water. It is also resistant to fading as the color bleeds into the material itself. Apart from occasional cleaning, there is hardly any maintenance. It is light and easy to move, but it also has a relatively big disadvantage. If you are in a place where there is often strong wind, then this kind of plastic chair may not be suitable, it is easy to be blown away by the wind.
How to distinguish metal material?
If you usually have less time to maintain furniture, metal furniture is the first choice. First, it will visually wow you. Furthermore, ordinary metal furniture has been specially treated to resist certain wind and rain. Of course, it would be even better if you have a matching dust cover, which will make your furniture more durable.
Aluminum: Strong yet lightweight, aluminum resists rust and moisture better than other metals. Outdoor furniture made of aluminum is often powder-coated for added protection from the elements. It's easy to move, stack and store, and it's easy to clean and maintain. But it is a softer metal that is relatively easy to dent.
Wrought iron： Wrought iron is strong, strong, and wind resistant. (Unlike aluminum, your wrought iron pieces won't be pushed away in a gust of wind.) Today's wrought iron patio furniture is specially powder-coated and weather-resistant to keep out moisture. But its weight makes it a bit of a hassle to stack or move.
Steel Steel： is lighter than wrought iron, but heavier than aluminum. Its strength and stability can be maintained in extreme temperatures, while the powder coating helps prevent rust. Its durability provides a strong and durable structure for zero-gravity lounge chairs, patio tables and chairs, and outdoor furniture.
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