How To Protect Your Outdoor Patio Furniture In The Colder Months

As you enjoy the beautiful autumn weather, it’s important to ensure that your outdoor furniture stays protected, especially when it’s not in use. Although Hanover furniture is designed with weather-resistant materials, you can’t go wrong with some extra protection to increase the longevity of your patio pieces.

Here are a few of our top tips about outdoor furniture protection.

Furniture covers are a cost-conscious investment to help you make the most of your outdoor furniture. Constructed with water and UV-resistant polyester, Hanover furniture covers are engineered to endure the elements. Whether you live in an area with unpredictable weather or you’re looking to maintain the vibrancy of your cushions, Hanover furniture covers provide the perfect amount of protection for years and years of use.

Plus, Hanover covers include an elastic cord to provide a custom fit that delivers additional weather-proofing. Available in a variety of different sizes, furniture covers from Hanover ensure that your furniture is perfectly protected.

Take a look at our high-quality furniture covers, including covers for 5-Piece Dining Sets, 7-Piece Dining Sets, and more.

Whether you live in an area with a lot of rainfall or sun, you’ll want to consider bringing your seat cushions inside if you’re not planning to use them for a long period of time. If you plan to travel or you’re expecting some inclement weather that will keep you and your family indoors, we recommend bringing your cushions inside (and covering your outdoor furniture, too).

Additionally, outdoor storage chests are a great option for extra cushion protection. Simply pack away your cushions in the chest when not in use, and you’re good to go!

Along with protecting your outdoor patio furniture from rain and snow, sun rays can do a great amount of damage to the vibrancy of your items. While this is a simple tip, we highly suggest keeping your patio set in a shaded area or under an overhang to prevent fading form UV rays. If this is not a possibility for your outdoor set-up, a furniture cover will do the trick when you’re not using your patio.

If you live in a climate with frequent snowstorms, you’ll want to consider packing your furniture away during the winter months to prevent permanent damage from water and ice if you don’t have a covered outdoor space. And if you live in a sunny area, you’ll enjoy a few extra months of use each year!

With these tips on maintaining your outdoor patio furniture, you’ll have no trouble keeping your pieces looking new during the colder months. We wish a fun-filled season of entertaining!