Simbah Low Bench | Luxury Natural

We do not recommend leaving any furniture outdoors without appropriate covering. We strongly advise covering all outdoor furniture when not in use to ensure its longevity.

Exposure to the elements, such as rain, sun, wind, and dust, can cause premature wear and tear on outdoor furniture and textiles, reducing lifespan.

By covering your outdoor furniture when not in use, you can protect it from the elements, preserving its appearance and maintaining its structural integrity.

Please note that outdoor furniture covers are not guaranteed against damage. Following proper care and maintenance instructions is essential to keep your outdoor furniture in good condition.

Regular maintenance is necessary to maintain the quality of outdoor furniture. To maintain timber's beautiful natural appearance and character, we suggest regularly coating it with natural beeswax to repel water. 

Additionally, it is essential to periodically inspect your outdoor furniture and covers for signs of wear and tear and to replace covers as needed.

Following these recommendations, you can enjoy your outdoor furniture for years.

Premium Australian Outdoor Furniture Covers 

Having the proper waterproof and protective covering can help protect furniture from the harsh climate. The Cover Company's premium outdoor covers will ensure outdoor furniture enjoys better longevity and avoids unnecessary damage or fading. The Cover Company offers customised covers for our full outdoor range. Find the right cover for your pieces here.

Characteristics

Fabrics from Olefin fibre are designed to withstand exposure to sun, moisture, and general outdoor conditions. Olefin is a solution-dyed synthetic fibre known for its durability, colourfastness, and quick-drying properties. These fabrics offer excellent resistance to UV rays, mildew, and stains, making them a practical choice for outdoor cushions and upholstery while maintaining a comfortable feel.

Common Issues or Risks

While highly resistant to fading and water, outdoor fabrics can still be affected by prolonged exposure to harsh weather, oils, or improper cleaning products. Residue from sunscreens, plant debris, and organic matter can cause staining or mildew growth if not cleaned promptly. Cushions left damp or stored without proper drying may develop odours or mould over time.

Preventative Care

Shake out or brush off loose dirt regularly to prevent build-up. Store cushions in a dry, shaded area or indoors during prolonged wet weather or heavy UV exposure. Use protective covers when furniture is not in use to extend fabric life. Keep fabric away from sharp edges or abrasive surfaces to avoid snags. Stand cushions upright when drying to allow proper airflow and prevent mildew from forming.

Cleaning Instructions

Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth without rubbing to avoid pushing liquids into the fibres. Clean with a mild soap and water solution using a soft cloth or sponge, rinse thoroughly, and allow to air dry completely. For stubborn stains, use a soft-bristled brush with diluted soap, rinse well, and dry naturally before storing. Machine-wash removable covers at up to 40°C with a mild detergent, line dry in a shaded area, and iron on low heat if required.

Cautions / What to Avoid

Do not use bleach, harsh solvents, or strong chemical cleaners, as they may damage the fibres or protective coating. Avoid prolonged contact with tanning oils, sunscreens, or acidic spills that can lead to discolouration. Do not store cushions while damp, and avoid high heat when ironing or drying. Remove natural debris promptly to prevent staining from plant oils.