Gazebo Curtains: Outdoor Gazebo Patio Drapes Wine "Solid" (42"x108") (2) Panels

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Outdoor Gazebo Patio Drapes Wine "Solid" (42"x108") (2) Panels

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When you think of patio furniture covers what type do you think of? Patio chairs, right? It seems that everyone thinks about covering their patio chairs. But, very few people give any consideration to their patio tables. There is no logic in this if you consider that in matched sets the patio tables and chairs are made out of the same materials. If you are going to protect one, shouldn't you protect the other?

If you live outside, at your patio tables, you may not have to worry about this as much. If you spend breakfasts, or evenings, outside, you may well dust off the patio tables and chairs every day. Constant use of patio tables and general maintenance on a daily basis will probably keep your patio tables pretty happy over the long run.

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But, most people don't spend that much time outside. Instead they use their patio tables and chairs maybe every few weeks or so, for an outside meal. All that time in between, those patio tables and chairs are left to fend for themselves. While patio tables are made for the outside, they are still pieces of furniture that need care and maintenance or they will not hold up as long as you had hoped.

You need to invest in covers for both your patio tables and chairs. These covers are relatively easy to put on. Most just slip over the top of the patio tables and chairs and can be zipped or snapped shut. Taking a few simple steps to put covers on your patio tables and chairs can keep out moisture, dirt and debris that could make a mess of these beautiful pieces of furniture.

Another important reason to cover both patio tables and chairs is to keep colors consistent. If you were only to cover your patio tables or your chairs, the other items in the set would be left out in the sun and elements day after day. With a lot of sun, the colors will lighten on those pieces that are left uncovered. Dirt and debris will also stain those pieces. Eventually it will look like you have pieces from two different patio sets.

When it's time to choose the covers for your patio tables and chairs, make sure you choose covers that are going to be able to handle Mother Nature. Most covers for patio tables should be made out of a very heavy vinyl or other materials that will be able to stand up to the temperatures and shifts in weather.

One important final consideration, especially if you are in a more tropical climate, is to make sure you have chosen covers for your patio tables that are resistant to mold and mildew. You don't want to lift those covers to find a moldy mess. To this end, you should also not leave the covers on all the time. Periodically remove them for a day to let your patio tables and chairs air out, and fight off any such mold that may be thinking of growing.

Patio Tables - The Importance Of Covering Them

Jennifer Akre, the author of this article, is an owner of different niche sites that offer clients and customer not only products, but information relating to furnishing and decorating their indoor and outdoor living space. Whether you want to redecorate your living room or create the ultimate outdoor oasis, there is a ton of helpful advice to take advantage of. Today, she shares her insight when purchasing lavish patio furniture, comfortable Adirondack furniture, and sturdy outdoor furniture. Each would be a fine choice for your deck, porch, or patio.