Aluminium & All-weather

Aluminium garden furniture in Cyprus

This collection gathers our aluminium outdoor furniture for Cyprus homes, villas and cafes: dining tables and chairs, lounge sets, sunloungers, storage boxes, umbrellas and bases. Aluminium is light and easy to move, which suits terraces and cafes, and it is the safest metal for a house near the sea.

Aluminium: pros and cons

• Pros: it does not rust, so salt air on the coast from Paphos to Ayia Napa does not harm the frame. It is light: the Nardi Piave 160x90 table weighs 19 kg. A powder coat gives a matt colour that never needs painting.
• Cons: metal heats up in direct sun, so for July and August choose light colours, cushions or a shaded spot. A deep scratch in the coating shows bare metal; it will not rust, but touch it up for looks. Very light chairs can move in a strong wind on an exposed roof terrace.

What you will find here

• Dining: the extendable Nardi Rio Alu 210, all aluminium, from 210 to 280 cm for 8-10 people, and the Console table that opens from 51.5 to 260 cm for small flats.
• Lounge: the Cancun sofa set with an anthracite frame, 6 mm olefin cord and 12 cm cushions.
• Sunloungers: the Boa sunlounger, 203 cm long with 18 cm water-repellent cushions.
• Storage: the Jersey 130 storage box in painted aluminium, 130 × 61 × 63 cm, for cushions and tools.
• Shade: the heavy-duty professional umbrella with an aluminium pole and Dickson 400 g fabric.

Care in the Cyprus climate

Wash frames with water and mild soap every month or two, more often close to the sea, and avoid abrasive pads that scratch the coating. Several sets here are labelled for domestic use and not for rain or wind, so cover them or move them under a roof from November to March.

Aluminium or another material?

Teak looks warmer but needs oil; see the teak collection. Resin is lighter still and stacks; see resin garden furniture. Many aluminium sets pair the frame with cord, as in rope and rattan. Read about aluminium and other materials.