Commercial Outdoor Furniture

Learn How To Clean & Maintain Your Commercial Outdoor Furniture

Patio Umbrellas: 

• Gently wipe off loose dirt on a regular basis to avoid it becoming embedded in the umbrella canopy.
• Most commercial umbrellas are treated with some kind of Scotch Guard in order to avoid stains and inhibit mildew and mold. Sunbrella fabric is an example of a fabric designed to require minimal maintenance in the outdoors.
• Spot clean the umbrella canopy with a mild soap and cold water, using a soft-bristled brush.
• For most umbrella poles and stands, mild soap and water will remove dirt. 
• For wooden umbrella poles, apply a paste wax on a regular basis to restore luster and shine.
• Applying a spray lubricant to metal joints regularly will increase the lifespan of the umbrella.

Wrought Iron: 

• Regularly dust dirt and debris from the surface of your wrought iron furniture.
• Spray furniture with a hose, when needed, and dry with a soft cloth or towel.
• To remove rust marks, lightly sand with very fine sandpaper. Use touch-up paint if needed.

Polywood: 

• Polywood lumber is durable enough to be power washed as needed. 
• Due to it having pigment throughout, this recycled rPET furniture hardly shows nicks and scratches.

Aluminum / Stainless Steel: 

• Most commercial aluminum and stainless steel furniture is rust-proof, but paste wax will help to protect surfaces as well. 
• Wash frequently with a mild cleanser and water.
• Dry with a soft cloth or towel.

Teak: 

• Oil teak furniture every year to maintain its color. If you let it age naturally, the teak wood will become a grayish color.
• Use very fine sandpaper to remove water marks.

Resin: 

• Spray dust off with a hose and allow to air dry.
• Use a gentle abrasive cleanser to remove scuff marks.

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