Outdoor Furniture
On a small deck, furniture that folds, stacks or stores is the key — out for guests, packed away the rest of the time. Choose weatherproof pieces, and ones you can stow for travel if your home moves. Pricing is shown per country; regions marked "being researched" are coming soon.
Furniture options
Folding Furniture
Chairs and tables that fold flat to store against a wall or in a locker when not in use, or for travel. The natural fit for a small or fold-down deck.
Advantages
- Folds flat to store
- Packs away for travel
- Cheap and light
- Out only when needed
Trade-offs
- Less sturdy than fixed pieces
- Setting up each time
- Can look basic
Indicative pricing
Stackable Chairs & Stools
Chairs that stack into a single small tower — bring them out for guests, stack them in a corner or locker otherwise. Cheap, weatherproof and space-smart.
Advantages
- Stack into one small footprint
- Cheap and weatherproof
- Easy to add extras for guests
- Light to move
Trade-offs
- Basic comfort
- Stack can topple if tall
- Need somewhere to stack
Indicative pricing
Bench / Storage Bench
A weatherproof bench seats several in a small footprint, and a storage version hides cushions, tools or toys inside — earning its space twice on a tiny deck.
Advantages
- Seats several in little space
- Storage version hides gear
- Sturdy and permanent-feeling
- Doubles as a side surface
Trade-offs
- Fixed footprint (does not pack away)
- Less comfy than padded chairs
- Heavier
Indicative pricing
Built-In Deck Seating
Bench seating built around the deck edge — uses the perimeter so the middle stays clear, seats a crowd, and the bases can store cushions and outdoor gear.
Advantages
- Uses the deck edge, frees the centre
- Seats a lot of people
- Storage in the bases
- Custom, built-in look
Trade-offs
- Built in — not movable
- Best planned with the deck
- Joinery cost
Indicative pricing