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Listings commonly state all-weather construction: rust- or rustproof frames, UV-resistant and water‑resistant polyester fabrics, and weather‑resistant PE rattan. Some sets include a waterproof cover or explicitly advise bringing cushions indoors during heavy rain.

Most sets require adult assembly and arrive in multiple boxes. Instructions typically advise not fully tightening screws until all holes align. Customer feedback says assembly is usually straightforward, though a few reviews report misaligned predrilled holes or needing extra force or a power drill.

Cushion thickness varies by set and piece: listings mention seat cushions around 2–4 inches, common examples include 3‑inch and 4‑inch seat cushions and 5‑inch back cushions. Check each product’s spec sheet for the exact thickness for seats, backs, and ottomans.

Frames are generally metal or steel, with some sets including natural wood accents such as acacia or rubberwood. Many use woven PE rattan. Cushion covers are polyester with foam or sponge fill, and tabletops appear as slatted wood or tempered glass in various listings.

Cushions are typically filled with foam or high‑density sponge and often have removable zippered polyester covers for easier cleaning. Many listings advise keeping cushions dry or storing them indoors during rain; some cushions include straps or buttons to keep covers secured.

Tabletops commonly appear as slatted acacia wood or tempered glass. Glass tops are sometimes secured with suction cups, while slatted wood tops are described for drainage and easier maintenance.

Many sets include adjustable or anti‑skid footpads for stability on uneven surfaces, anti‑slip footpads on chairs and tables, and cushion‑fixing straps, buttons, or zippers to secure cushions. Some glass tabletops are also fixed with suction cups for added security.

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