Minor repairs to rattan garden furniture usually involve fixing loose strands, tightening screws, or replacing damaged parts with rattan repair kits. For small cracks or splits, a little wood glue or resin can help hold the material together and prevent further damage. You can find more practical tips and step-by-step advice in our blog post: How to repair rattan furniture: easy tips to bring it back to life

Rattan garden furniture is easy to clean using a soft brush or cloth and warm water with a mild detergent. Gently work the solution into the weave to remove dirt, then rinse with clean water and let the furniture dry fully, away from direct sunlight.

Yes, rattan garden furniture can be painted, as long as it is clean, dry, and lightly sanded first. Using spray paint or paint made for outdoor furniture helps achieve an even finish and better durability.

Most modern rattan garden furniture is made from synthetic polyrattan woven around a sturdy frame. It offers the appearance of natural rattan while being better suited to outdoor use.

Polyrattan itself is resistant to moisture and occasional rain, but cushions should usually be protected from prolonged exposure to water. Using a furniture cover can also help keep the set in good condition for longer.

Polyrattan furniture is designed to cope with outdoor conditions, but covering or storing it during winter can extend its lifespan. Cushions are best kept indoors or in a dry storage box when not in use.