All-Weather Cushions
Water permeates the special foam, while another material, Dacron, ensures the cushions retain their original shape. The cover is removable and washable.

5-Year Warranty
All 4 Seasons Outdoor products carry a 5-year warranty, with the exception of protective covers and maintenance products.

Aluminum
Aluminum is very easy to maintain and lightweight, just like our wickerwork. These practical pieces are easy to clean. Our aluminum, with its durable powder coating, is weatherproof and UV-resistant. It won't rust, is timeless, and stylish.

Stainless Steel
Stainless steel, if properly finished, has an exceptionally long lifespan. Although stainless steel garden furniture can be finished in any desired color, it is precisely the color and appearance of the material itself that appeals to many people. Good welding and post-treatment are essential, and you can count on that from 4Seasons. The steel itself is fully protected against rust by an impermeable oxide layer. Color-powder-coated stainless steel is virtually maintenance-free; any paint damage must be touched up.

ROPE
This beautiful material is perfect for outdoor use, because 4SO Rope is more than just a regular shoelace. 4Seasons uses very high-quality rope made from 100% SDP (Solution Dyed Polypropylene). This material is extremely strong and has a very low stretch percentage. Polypropylene is oil-based, so dirt and contaminants are virtually insoluble, just like our cushions. 4Seasons offers exclusive designs using hand-woven rope patterns and techniques.

Olefin Cushions
Olefin cushions feel comfortable, almost like a sofa or chair indoors. This is because almost all our cushions are upholstered with olefin fabric. This fabric has several unique properties. The raw material for the production of olefins is oil. Dye is added early on so that it is embedded in the core. This makes the fabric colorfast, UV-resistant, and water-repellent. Therefore, olefin is also used in technical sportswear and in the automotive industry, for example.

Caring for Olefin Cushions
You do not need to chemically treat or care for our weather-resistant cushions. However, it is important to keep the garden cushions clean. Prevent rotting leaves from damaging the fabric and prevent nasty stains from bird droppings. We offer a warranty against weather influences; stains or wear and tear are excluded. Handle your patio furniture and cushions responsibly and use a protective cover and/or store your cushions when not in use for an extended period.

Using olefin cushions
Almost all cushion covers are removable and machine washable at 30 degrees Celsius without detergent. Ironing is possible on a low setting. Over time, the garden cushions of your lounge set may show signs of wear. The fillings may thin out and the fabric may feel slightly different over time. These are normal consequences of intensive use of your garden. All furniture wears out with repeated use. Most cushion covers and cushion fillings can be reordered. Please contact your dealer. They will be happy to inform you about the options.

Ceramic
A ceramic top is made of two or three thin layers of ceramic material. Ceramic material is hard-fired and therefore has excellent properties. For normal soiling, simply wipe the top with a damp cloth. Stains can be removed with lukewarm water and green soap, and limescale can be treated with natural vinegar. However, never use harsh abrasives, such as sandpaper, or aggressive agents such as acids and chemicals. Spills of this kind must be removed immediately to prevent irreparable damage. Note: We strongly advise against cleaning your aluminum or ceramic garden furniture with a pressure washer or harsh cleaning agents and/or bleach. These can remove the coating or cause irreparable damage. There is also a risk of discoloration. We advise against covering your furniture for extended periods or covering it with decorations or other items, as this can cause permanent stains or discoloration. Always be careful with fire, oil and grease or hot objects near your furniture as this may cause permanent damage.

Sustainable Teak
Teak is a natural product and particularly suitable for outdoor use. It is resistant to pests and mold and can withstand sun, rain, and snow. Over time, teak develops a silver-gray patina. Teak is a robust material and requires little maintenance. If you prefer the original color of your teak, you can easily prevent it from turning gray by regularly using our care product. You can also clean teak with green soap. We offer a warranty on all manufacturing and construction defects. This does not cover the working of teak. If you choose teak, we expect you to appreciate these qualities. Hairline cracks that may develop, knots in the teak, and rough surfaces or irregular discoloration over time are not covered by our warranty. These characteristics, which give teak its unique character and appearance, are part of its natural properties. Be careful with a flowerpot or vase on your teak garden table, as this can cause persistent rings or color variations. Imperfections are common; these imperfections are characteristic of this product. These irregularities can never give rise to a claim, warranty, or complaint. This is a mark of originality!

What is Mortex?
Mortex is made from a mixture of lime, cement, and fine mineral powders. Pigments and resins are added to this mixture to make it flexible, waterproof, and adhere well. It is applied by hand in thin layers and then sanded and finished with a protective sealer or wax. This creates a seamless, strong, and stylish surface suitable for furniture, floors, and walls, among other things. A Mortex garden table is weatherproof. Rain, sunlight, and temperature fluctuations have little effect on the material, provided the table is properly finished with a protective layer. It is important to be careful with acidic substances such as lemon juice, vinegar, or wine. If these remain on the surface for too long, they can damage the protective layer and cause stains.

Maintenance
For daily maintenance, simply clean the table with a soft cloth or sponge and lukewarm water. Preferably use a mild, pH-neutral soap such as green soap or a natural cleaning soap. Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaning agents, as they can damage the finish.