Wicker furniture is relatively inexpensive to make and relatively inexpensive to sell. Rattan furniture is relatively complex to make and has a higher cost. If you value the lightness and natural beauty of furniture, you can choose wicker furniture; if you value the durability and support of furniture, you can choose rattan furniture.

If your furniture has been wetted by rain, try to dry it as soon as possible. Especially for wooden furniture, prolonged exposure to water may cause the wood to deform or crack. Use a clean, soft cloth to wipe off the surface moisture and then place it in a well-ventilated place to dry.

The best oil for repairing rattan furniture: 1. Linseed Oil (natural, environmentally friendly, strong permeability), 2. Tung Oil (waterproof, insect-proof, anti-corrosion), 3. Olive Oil (easy to obtain, natural, non-toxic), 4. Coconut Oil (good permeability, antibacterial, insect-proof).

If terrace furniture is used frequently, such as multiple times a day or a week, the wear rate of the furniture will accelerate. In this case, it is recommended to replace the furniture every 3-5 years.

Outdoor furniture that can be left out in the rain without rotting include: 1. Teak furniture, 2. Synthetic rattan furniture, 3. Stainless steel furniture, 4. Aluminum alloy furniture, 5. Plastic furniture, 6. Ceramic and stone furniture, 7. Coated wood furniture.

Rattan furniture is relatively less durable than high-quality hardwood. Natural rattan is prone to aging and breakage due to prolonged exposure to sunlight and moisture. While synthetic rattan has improved in this area, its overall durability is still not as good as hardwood.

● Rattan furniture: The production process is complex, and attention must be paid to the elasticity and toughness of the rattan during the weaving process. ● Wicker furniture: The production process is equally complex, but because wicker is softer, it is easier to weave complex patterns.

The climate in the East Coast and West Coast of the United States is relatively mild and humid, with low but not extremely cold winters and relatively warm summers. Humid climatic conditions are not good for natural rattan furniture and are prone to mildew and rot.

Rattan is a natural plant material that contains a certain amount of moisture and organic matter, which may attract some insects, such as ants, termites and beetles. Especially when outdoor rattan furniture is placed in a humid and warm environment, these insects are more likely to breed.

Natural color rattan furniture is suitable for natural style home environment; dark brown rattan furniture is suitable for traditional style home decoration; white and gray rattan furniture is suitable for modern simple style; colorful rattan furniture is suitable for personalized needs.