Leaving your urban outdoor furniture outside during winter is a common concern. The answer depends heavily on the materials. High-quality all-weather wicker, powder-coated aluminum, teak, and certain treated metals are designed to withstand freezing temperatures, snow, and ice. However, prolonged exposure can still cause wear, such as fading or stiffness in cushions. For longevity, it's best to use protective covers, store cushions indoors, and clean furniture before winter sets in. Furniture made of untreated iron, cheap plastic, or standard wood will likely rust, crack, or rot and should always be stored. Investing in furniture marketed as "all-weather" or "weather-resistant" is key for hassle-free winter endurance. Regular maintenance, even for durable pieces, will significantly extend its life and keep your outdoor space ready for spring.
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