Shelbourne Ceramic Glazed Outdoor Garden Stool
Details at a Glance
| Dimensions | 14.5 in. W x 14.5 in. D x 19.5 in. H |
|---|---|
| Material | Ceramic |
| Finish | Glossy glazed with ribbed texture |
| Color | White |
| Shape | Cylindrical drum, bamboo-inspired |
| Weight | 27.4 lbs |
| Designer | Jamie Merida |
| Brand | Chelsea House |
The glossy glazed ceramic exterior resists moisture and surface staining when you leave this piece outdoors through the season. The Shelbourne Ceramic Glazed Outdoor Garden Stool stands 19.5 in. tall with a 14.5 in. square footprint, works as both extra seating and a side table, and is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. At 27.4 pounds it stays put on a windy patio while the vertical ribbing mimics bamboo stalks for texture that catches light without collecting water.
How Does Glazed Ceramic Hold Up to Rain and Sun?
The glossy glaze seals the ceramic surface so moisture doesn't penetrate the material, which lets you use this stool outdoors without the base absorbing rain or humidity. Glazed ceramic resists UV fade better than unfinished terra cotta, so the white finish won't yellow or chalk through a season of direct sun. The hard fired ceramic won't rust, rot or warp, though the glaze can chip if the stool tips onto a hard surface, so place it on decking or pavers where it won't shift.
Do You Need to Bring a Ceramic Garden Stool Inside for Winter?
You should bring glazed ceramic indoors before the first hard freeze because trapped moisture inside the clay body can expand and crack the piece when temperatures drop below freezing. If your winters are mild and stay above 32 degrees, you can leave it out year-round -- just tip it on its side after rain so water drains from the top rather than pooling. Store it in a garage or covered porch once nighttime lows reach freezing, and it'll be ready to go back out in spring with a quick rinse.
Where Does This Work Best on a Patio or Deck?
The 14.5 in. diameter fits tight spaces beside outdoor accent chairs or between two lounge seats where you need a surface for drinks without blocking walkways. Use a pair flanking an entryway as plant stands, or cluster three with outdoor garden seats to create flexible seating for a gathering -- guests can pull them into a conversation circle and push them back when the party's over. The white glaze coordinates with natural teak and powder-coated aluminum frames across your outdoor bar stools and outdoor counter stools, so the look stays cohesive whether you're using it indoors as a nightstand or outside as a side table.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can this stay outside all year?
- Not through freezing winters -- bring glazed ceramic indoors before the first hard freeze because trapped moisture can crack the piece when it expands below 32 degrees. It can stay out year-round in climates that don't freeze.
- Will the white finish fade in direct sun?
- The glossy glaze resists UV fade better than unfinished ceramic, so the white won't yellow or chalk through a season of full sun exposure.
- How do I store it over winter?
- Tip it on its side to drain any pooled water, then move it to a garage, covered porch, or indoor room once nighttime temperatures approach freezing.
- Can I use this as a side table for drinks?
- Yes -- the flat 14.5 in. top surface holds drinks, trays, books, or potted plants, and the glazed finish wipes clean if anything spills.
- Is it suitable for a coastal or salt-air location?
- Glazed ceramic doesn't corrode in salt air the way metal does, so it works well on coastal patios -- just rinse it occasionally to keep salt residue from dulling the gloss.
- Does this ship fully assembled?
- Yes, this garden stool ships as a single ceramic piece with free curbside delivery to the continental USA; no assembly is required.
We recommend a simple and effective cleaning and care regimen for our products.
Use a light application of mild soap and water with a spray bottle or dampened soft cloth to clean the surface of your piece.
Follow with a fresh dry towel to wipe away any excess moisture that remains.



