Sling Collections
Details at a Glance
| Product Type | Outdoor sling furniture collection |
|---|---|
| Brand | LOOMLAN Outdoor |
| Frame Construction | Powder-coated aluminum (rust-proof) |
| Sling Material | PVC-coated polyester mesh |
| Weather Resistance | UV-resistant, quick-dry, mildew-resistant |
| Suitable Locations | Patios, pools, coastal areas |
Sling furniture stays dry after a downpour because the mesh drains water in seconds instead of soaking it up. The LOOMLAN Outdoor sling collection uses PVC-coated polyester mesh stretched over powder-coated aluminum frames, available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. You won't find rust or water stains on these pieces, and they're light enough to rearrange without help.
How Does the Mesh Hold Up Under Sun and Rain?
PVC-coated polyester mesh resists UV fading season after season, so the color stays consistent even when the furniture lives in full sun. Water runs straight through the mesh instead of pooling, which stops mildew from forming and eliminates that damp-cushion feeling after a storm. The powder-coated aluminum frame won't corrode in moisture, and salt air doesn't pit the finish -- that's why you'll see sling furniture on beach patios where wicker would fail. The mesh itself stretches tight across the frame, so it won't sag or tear under normal use.
Do You Need to Bring It Inside for Winter?
Most sling furniture can stay outside year-round if you're willing to brush off snow and hose down the frames in spring. The mesh won't crack in freezing temperatures the way rigid plastic does, and the aluminum frame won't rust if ice sits on it. That said, storing it in a shed or garage extends the life of the mesh coating -- UV exposure is cumulative, so a few winters of non-use indoor buys you extra summers of color. If you leave it out, tip chairs forward so snow slides off instead of piling up on the seat.
Where Does This Work Best on a Patio or Deck?
Sling furniture fits anywhere you want seating that dries fast -- around a pool, on an open deck, or next to the water. Pair it with our outdoor dining tables for a setup that's ready to use ten minutes after rain stops, or mix it into a patio seating arrangement where lightweight chairs let you follow the shade. Because the mesh breathes, it stays cooler to the touch in direct sun than cushioned furniture, which makes it the smarter choice for summer afternoons when you don't want to sit on something that's been baking.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can sling furniture stay outside all year?
- Yes, the powder-coated aluminum frame and PVC-coated mesh are built to handle year-round exposure to rain, snow, and sun without rusting or cracking. Storing it indoors over winter extends the mesh's UV resistance, but it's not required.
- Will the mesh fabric fade in direct sun?
- The PVC coating resists UV degradation, so fading is slow and minimal even in full-sun locations. You'll see more color retention than you would with standard outdoor cushions.
- How do I clean the mesh if it gets dirty?
- Hose it down with water and scrub with a soft brush and mild dish soap. The mesh drains immediately, so you can use it again as soon as you rinse it.
- Is this suitable for a coastal or salt-air location?
- Yes, powder-coated aluminum doesn't corrode in salt air, and the mesh won't degrade from ocean spray. Rinse the frames occasionally to keep salt from building up on the finish.
- Does the mesh stretch out or sag over time?
- Quality sling mesh holds its tension for years if the frame stays square. Avoid dragging chairs across rough surfaces, which can stress the attachment points.
- Is assembly included with delivery?
- Free curbside delivery is included to the continental USA. Assembly and in-room placement are available upon request for an additional fee -- they're not part of standard shipping.
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.