Do I need to stain my outdoor furniture?
One of the ways to extend the life of your wooden outdoor furniture is by cleaning it and re-staining it on a regular basis.
The best way to extend the life of your wooden outdoor furniture is by cleaning it regularly, not leaving it outdoors unprotected more than necessary and to re-stain it on a regular basis.
To prevent the surface from drying out and cracking and moisture from penetrating into the wood we recommend you to re-stain the furniture on a regular basis, for example once or twice a year.
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