Stacking chairs is a common space-saving solution for urban outdoor areas like balconies and patios. To stack your chairs correctly, first consult the manufacturer's instructions. Typically, chairs are designed to nest or interlock when aligned properly. Ensure chairs are clean and completely dry before stacking to prevent mold and moisture traps.
Will stacking cause damage over time? If done incorrectly, yes. Constant pressure on frames, scraping of finishes, and stress on joints can occur. To prevent this, avoid stacking too high—usually no more than 2-4 chairs as recommended. Use protective pads or soft cloths between chairs to prevent scratches. For long-term storage, consider covers and store in a dry place. Regular maintenance, like tightening bolts and checking for stress points, will mitigate wear. Proper stacking and care will preserve your furniture's style and function for many seasons.