One of the biggest concerns for the winter season is outdoor furniture and yard items.
After all, the build up of moisture is notorious for damaging materials and building up mold and mildew.
But you might not have to cover up as much as you think.
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Here is expert insight on outdoor items you might leave uncovered for the winter season.
Good newsour experts say this materials is perfectly safe to withstand the winter months out in the open.
“Over time, teak develops a beautiful silver patina that adds to its rustic charm.
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It can handle winter weather well, especially if cleaned and sealed annually for extra protection.”
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Concrete or Fiberglass
Have anything concrete or fiberglass around your home?
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Then there’s no need to take extra precaution once the colder weather starts to make its arrival.
But, even better, this material is perfect for holding up to winter weather conditions.
“Aluminum is rust-resistant and highly durable in both cold and wet conditions,” says Bennett.
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Powder-coated aluminum adds an extra layer of protection, making it even more weather-resistant."
All-Weather Wicker
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Like teak, wicker is another stunning material foroutdoor patio arrangements.
“It wont rust or warp, making it suitable for cold and snowy environments.”
“HDPE furniture is ideal for areas with heavy snow or rain.”
