A Balcony Setting for However You Use It
Whether it's a quiet morning coffee, a sunset drink with a mate, or a spot to watch the world go by, our balcony range is built to fit a smaller footprint without feeling cramped. Bistro and chat settings suit a quick coffee or casual catch-up, foldable settings pack away when you need the space back, and benches or rocking chairs offer a simple, single or multi-seat option for verandahs and courtyards. Stackable dining chairs round out the range for anyone needing flexible extra seating.
Complete Balcony Suites
A balcony setting pairs a coordinated table and chairs, often finished with matching cushions or seat pads, so even a compact setup feels put together. Frames come in timber, aluminium, or steel, sometimes paired with woven rope detailing for texture. Tabletops vary by setting, including timber, polywood, and terrazzo, so you can match the look to your space.
Materials in the Balcony Range
Timber balcony pieces use acacia, and eucalyptus, finished in tones from warm natural to light teak and smoke-white. Aluminium and steel frames are rust-resistant and low maintenance, available in white and gunmetal depending on the setting. Polywood tabletops offer the look of timber with less upkeep, and rope detailing adds texture without adding maintenance.
Cushions and Comfort
Select balcony settings include cushions or seat pads made from weather-resistant fabric, UV-resistant, water-repellent, and mildew-resistant. Covers are typically removable and washable, sitting over quick-dry foam cores for easy care. Cushion tones are matched to each setting's frame for a coordinated look. Refer to the included care instructions for tips on storing cushions and extending their lifespan.
Choosing the Right Size
Measure your balcony or courtyard before choosing a setting. A 2-seater bistro or chat setting typically needs around 100-150cm of clear space, making it a practical fit for narrow balconies. A 3-seater bench needs roughly 150-180cm of wall or clear space, suited to a wider verandah or garden spot. Foldable settings are a good option when you need to reclaim the space entirely between uses. Rocking chairs need less width but benefit from around 80-100cm of clearance to allow for a comfortable sitting and rocking motion. Leave at least 50cm around any setting for movement.
Care and Maintenance
Care depends on the frame material. Aluminium and steel need only occasional washing with mild soap and water, while timber may benefit from periodic oiling depending on the finish. Polywood wipes clean easily and doesn't require special treatment. Always refer to the care instructions included with your furniture for guidance specific to your setting. Regular cleaning prevents salt, pollen, and debris buildup, particularly in coastal areas.
