How To Protect The Feet On Natural Rattan And Cane Conservatory Furniture

How To Protect The Feet On Natural Rattan And Cane Conservatory Furniture


Keep your conservatory furniture looking pristine for longer with feet guards

Protecting your natural rattan and cane conservatory furniture feet will keep the furniture looking better for longer. If you use the furniture outside in good weather, this is particularly important if you place the furniture on a grassy surface as the natural cane furniture frame will absorb any moisture from the lawn and cause it to swell and eventually split.

If using the furniture in a garden room make sure the humidity is not too high otherwise the natural materials can swell and split.

The furniture feet can be protected with a rubber guard which will protect against the cane frame splitting.

Lifting rather than dragging the furniture will also help keep the furniture in pristine condition. Dragging also puts pressure on the joints which could eventually become weakened.

 


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Angela Slater

Daughter of a farmer and market gardener so have always had a connection with the outdoors, whether it was keeping animals or producing fruit, vegetables and cut flowers. Along with my work at Hayes Garden World I also have a smallholding, mainly breeding rare breed pigs. I gained an HND and BSc in Conservation and Environmental Land Management, as a result I am an ardent environmentalist and have a keen interest in environmentally friendly gardening. In my time at Hayes I worked for several years in the Outdoor Plant and Houseplant areas.