It has been covered over winter with a proper cover from B&Q. When I uncovered it yesterday for the first time this year I found it was mouldy. Not all over it, but enough to be annoying as it is still brand new. I didnt know this could happen to wooden [...]

We have a lovely wooden table and chairs but would they spoil if i left them out permanently for the summer? Theyre treated with something – ie they came like that. We hardly ever use them cos its a pain getting them in and out of the shed, but if i felt safe to [...]

it is very hard work sanding it all down each year and repainiting it, there must be an easier way or a product that does not require the sanding down. Asked by: pr_kirby

I bought some beautiful chucky oak garden furniture last year, however it was left untreated through some harsh weather conditions. Now it is cracked, splitting, and very discoloured on the exposed sides.
The colour of the wood has completely changed, and I would like to restore the wood to it’s natural colour as much [...]

i recently bought a beech coloured hard wood set of patio furniture…it was expensive but i bought it as i liked the colour of the wood.
my husband (when i was out) treated it with ‘teak oil’..and it has completely changed the colour…and i now **** it…so as you can imagine..we exchanged a few words!
my [...]

I am looking for an attractive, sturdy easy to clean & look after table & chairs for my garden. (possibly one thats seats 6 people) However, do not want to spend a fortune, can anyone recommended where i should go for this, i.e Argos, Robert Dyas etc I have never brought garden furniture before, [...]

What is the best way you found to renovate old garden furhiture?
Sorry how dum of me, it is wooden furniture that has been treated previously but all the treatment is peeling off. Asked by: hairy.caterpillar

It is new teak extending table and eight chairs would like to know pros and cons do not want to lose the natural effect of the grain. Asked by: brigid w

Hi, I don’t know much about furniture other than saying something is cute or not, but I was told by a friend that I should stick with solid wood construction and avoid veneers, but I noticed that there are a lot of different varieties of wood used in different furniture sets. So far [...]

My bedroom furniture is pressed wood with a darkish veneer. I want to paint it cream. Can anyone advise me? Asked by: dealonbracelets