Rattan Chairs
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What is Rattan? There are two types of rattan: natural and synthetic. Natural rattan is part of the palm family and is used to make a wicker weave. It is sourced from hot tropical regions such as Africa, Asia, and Australia. Unlike synthetic rattan, natural material is not completely weather-resistant and is susceptible to damage if not taken care of properly. Synthetic or PE rattan is a man-made material designed to imitate natural rattan. Synthetic variations of this material are often more cost-effective and last longer than their natural counterparts. PE (polyethylene) rattan can withstand moisture and intense sunlight. It is also recyclable, making it a better choice over other synthetics like polyvinyl chloride or polyurethane. Why Choose Rattan Seating? Besides their aesthetic appeal, there are a few notable reasons why rattan chairs are such a popular choice. An Eco-Friendly Choice There is an increased demand to procure sustainable and eco-friendly products. As such, it's an important time to be Earth-conscious. Opting for a timeless rattan chair for indoor or outdoor use will be favourable to the environment and make a statement with your decor. Natural rattan is made from natural materials and is completely biodegradable. This means that once the material reaches its end, it naturally decomposes without causing harm to the environment. When you purchase PE rattan dining chairs, you can rest easy knowing they’re made from a thermoplastic resin, which can be melted down and recycled. Great Durability PE rattan products have the benefit of being waterproof. These PE rattan furniture items are also resistant to UV rays, so you don't have to worry about the colour fading after summer. Natural outdoor rattan dining chairs can also last for years if properly protected from the elements during winter. Easy To Clean Natural and synthetic rattan chair furniture is easy to clean, and both can be wiped down with mild soapy water. If a stain should occur, it is advise
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